Discover the delicious taste and healthful benefits of this 100% natural herbal tea. Carefully blended in Switzerland, Olbas Instant Herbal Tea is a mixture of 20 soothing herbs harvested from the earth's finest crops, enhanced with pure essential oils that make Olbas Remedies famous. Provides a warm, soothing feeling you will enjoy at any time ...

Dandelion root tea has shown choleretic effects, which means that it can stimulate the liver to increase bile flow. Once bile is released by the liver, its two main functions are to carry away waste and to break down fats during digestion. Dandelion's beneficial effects on liver and biliary tract function have been proven in pharmacological stud...

Organic Chamomile tea, with its subtle fragrance and flavor, is a great way to ease your daily tensions. The use of mild Chamomile has traveled through the centuries. The ancient Egyptians dedicated it to the sun and worshipped it above all other herbs for its healing properties. The Greeks claimed it was a magical curative, and called it ?groun...

Ginger has a long history of use as a digestive aid. Ginger tea is approved in Germany for indigestion and according to the World Health Organization, clinical data supports its use for the prevention of nausea and vomiting. Ginger's beneficial effects on stomach function have been proven in pharmacological studies.How does it taste? Agreeably p...

Maté is traditionally used in Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay as a daily stimulant beverage. Like tea or coffee, drinking maté promotes alertness due to its naturally occurring caffeine content. Clinical data shows that beverages with caffeine help to restore mental alertness to those experiencing fatigue.Our yerba maté comes from the be...

Rose hip tea can serve as a dietary supplement that provides a natural source of vitamin C as well as carotenoids like beta-carotene and lycopene. Also known as 'dog rose' (Latin name = Rosa canina), the scarlet 'hips' are hand picked during their peak of ripeness to ensure optimum quality. The dog rose is native to Europe, Northern Africa and W...