(25 Teabags)

In sickness or in health, Zinger Herbal Tea makes a pleasant drink as well as provide beneficial nutritions for the adrenal glands. Rather than stimulate the body “artificially” with other substances, it is good to provide some nutrients for better bodily functions through the use of herbs.

For example , caffeine and sugar will lead to an increased blood sugar and a feeling of well being. However, minutes later, there will be a drop in blood sugar and a feeling of depletion. Taking Zinger Herbal Tea provides nutrients for more stable bodily functions.

Glossary of herbs used in Zinger Herbal Tea

Chamomile

A soothing, calming herb that relieves fatigue associated with nervousness, as well as overactive and stressful body functions, including a nervous stomach, insomnia, menstrual cramps, and restlessness. It is soothing with no harmful side effects. Chamomile aids digestion and encourages regeneration of liver tissues.

Licorice

This herb stimulates the adrenal glands. It counteracts stress and fatigue, while increasing energy. Beneficial for the liver, it prevents stomach and intestinal ulcers, flu, bronchial problems, lung congestion, hoarseness, sore throats, and hypoglycemia. Nature's organic sweetener is safe for diabetics.

Rosehips

This is particular good for flavouring tea, as well as adding a good amount of natural Vitamin C, which aids in fighting colds and flus

Siberian Ginseng

This herb is considered to be the worls's number one aphrodisiac, also known to improve physical vitality and metal performance. It is excellent for those depressed and fatigued. It promotes blood circulation and cures digestive distrubances. Studies have grown ginseng to protect body cells from radiation damage and high cholesterol diseases. It is effective fro colds and coughs.

Spearmint

Spearmint adds a delightful mint flavour to the tea and is particularly useful for indigestion, gas, cramps, coughs, and colds.