Herbal Tea Remedies Gift Baskets
June 3, 2008
Herbal tea remedies gift baskets can be made with fresh or dried flowers, leaves, seeds or roots, generally by pouring boiling water over the plant parts and letting them steep for a few minutes.
Seeds and roots can also be boiled on a stove. The tisane is then strained, sweetened if so desired, and served. Many companies produce Herbal tea remedies gift baskets for such infusions.
Many blends of real tea are prepared by adding other plants to an actual tea (black, oolong, green, yellow or white tea); for example, the popular Earl Grey tea is black tea with bergamot, Jasmine tea is Chinese tea with Jasmine, and Genmaicha is green tea with roasted rice. Such preparations are still called “tea”.
Herbal tea remedies gift baskets has been imbibed nearly as long as written history extends. Also known as a tisane or herbal infusion, an Herbal tea remedies gift baskets is simply the combination of boiling water and dried fruit, flower or herb. Documents have been recovered dating back to as early as Ancient Egypt that discuss the enjoyment and uses of Herbal tea remedies gift baskets. Adagio Teas continues to sell the finest loose Herbal tea remedies gift baskets you’ll find, all caffeine-free and delicious!
REMEDIES GIFT BASKETS.
Cardamom – Fruit – Relieves flatulence, harmonizes digestion and eases nausea. It is useful for combating colds & chills.
Celery – Seed - A cleansing herb, offering a good source of minerals. It is beneficial for the kidneys and frequently used for joint disorders. Avoid in pregnancy.
Chamomile – Flowers – The ‘mother of the gut’. Use for digestive weakness. It is also very helpful to alleviate tension. It is a pleasant herb for children, to relive colic and promote rest. Add an infusion to your bath. Use as a final rinse for your hair.
Cinnamon – Quills – An herb to aid the circulation, promote good digestion and to help combat infection. Avoid in pregnancy.
Dandelion – Root/Leaf - An herb frequently used to reduce water retention (oedema). It is high in minerals which are frequently depleted by synthetic diuretics. Seek help from your herbalist if you suffer from water retention.
Elderflower – Flower - A lovely tasting tea, generally useful to relieve cold symptoms, including catarrh and sinus problems. It can be used to make a lovely wine and/or cordial.
Fennel – Seed – A digestive agent to help relieve griping and indigestion, to encourage milk supply when breastfeeding. It is a useful herb to relieve colic in children.
Lemon Balm – Herb – A refreshing gentle herb to relive anxiety. Promotes digestion and induce rest. Lemon Balm also has anti-viral activity.
Lemon Verbena – Herb – It is having similar activities to Lemon Balm, but with a slightly different flavor.
Lime flower – Flower – Another anti-stress herb for soothing the nervous system. Used by herbalists for some individuals with high blood pressure and circulatory disorders. Consult your herbalist if you suffer from a circulatory disorder.
Marigold – Flower – A cleansing and detoxifying herb with anti-fungal, anti-viral and antibiotic activity. Marigold exhibits these properties internally and externally. Use as a wash, compress, foot and hip bath.
Nettle – Herb – A detoxifier used as a spring tonic, for allergies and joint disorders. Use nettle in soups with other vegetables. A good hair tonic, (use in the final rinse).
Peppermint – Herb – It is an herb for the digestive system. It harmonies well with elderflower for colds and catarrh. Try for headaches. A max of 4 cups per day is recommended. Do not use for children under 4. Pleasant foot bath.
Rosemary – Herb – A herb to encourage digestive functions. Traditionally used to increase circulation to the head, to relieve pain and improve concentration. A max of 3 cups per day. Don’t use if you suffer from high blood pressure.
Sage – Herb – Excellent as a gargle to relieve sore throats and enhance immunity. Sage may also reduce milk flow during lactation-so avoid during breastfeeding. Do not feed if you are breastfeeding or pregnant
Thyme – Herb – A useful herb for ear. Nose, throat and chest infections Useful to combat coughs and colds in children.
The herb is commonly known as stonebreaker because of its strong roots that are capable to cure biliary diseases. It is beneficial in cough, asthma, urinary diseases, jaundice, malaria and enlargement of liver and spleen
Some of the prime indications for Bhumyamlaki include –
* The best hepatic supportive drug
* Biliary diseases
Terminalia chebula has been used as an astringent and is the best bowel cleanser. The herb also possesses antibacterial and antioxidant properties.
Out of all, here are some of the prime indications where it gets you best results –
* It is best mild laxative so work in cleansing the bowels
* It is best adaptogenic agent and hence best general health tonic
* It is a safe astringent agent
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