Our Herbal Concoctions

Green Vision

$14 for a 4 ounce bag
(Approximately 36 cups)
Non-Caffeinated

Yeilding Health Detox

Named after Liquid Jade Tea founder, Robert Yeilding, the Yeilding Health Detox is one of our favorite ways to enjoy a cup of health. Cleanse and revitalize your body and mind with this herbal blend of detoxifying roots, seeds, berries, and leaves. Ginger, dandelion root, and burdock root offer anti-bacterial, anti-microbial, and anti-oxidant properties to the whole body. Seeds of the flowering milk thistle plant have traditionally been used to promote liver health and function, while hawthorn leaf, a flowering shrub of the rose family, contributes a variety of flavonoids and other compounds thought to promote cardio-vascular function. Finally, the Gotu Kola herb, known as Brahmi or “of Devine origin” in Ayurveda, has traditionally been used for meditation and as a rejuvenating herb for the mind and memory. Mindfully sip your Yeilding Health Detox and listen as your body says: “Thank you!”

Ingredients

Organic Ginger Root, Organic Hawthorn Leaf, Organic Milk Thistle, Organic Dandelion Root, Organic Burdock Root, Organic Rosehips, Organic Elder Berries, Organic Gotu Kola

Green Vision

$17 for a 5 ounce bag
(Approximately 45 cups)
Non-Caffeinated

Chocolate Covered Rooibos

Rooibos, the red bush. Like sipping heat from the earth, this blend brings imagery of deep roots, sun-drenched stove, as it warms your belly and grounds your mind. Raw cacao nibs and vanilla bean give a sweet finish to the power of the red bush in standing solid through your day.

Ingredients

Organic Rooibos, Organic Cacao Nibs, Organic Honey Bush, Organic Vanilla Bean

Green Vision

$8 for a 2 ounce bag
(Approximately 20 cups)
Non-Caffeinated

Minty Mantra

A lively exclamation of flavor comes out of the organic peppermint leaves, complemented by the freshness of organic spearmint leaf. While non-caffeinated, Minty Mantra is a renewal of energy and passion, preparing you to plunge into the many worlds of interest.

Ingredients

Organic Peppermint, Organic Spearmint

Green Vision

$9 for a 2 ounce bag
(Approximately 20 cups)
Non-Caffeinated

Sleeping Buddha

Perfect stillness. Tranquil extinction. Put to sleep the daily worries and awaken your Buddha truth with this herbal blend. Use the relaxing and nurturing properties of chamomile, lavender, and sage as you give yourself permission to be free from the world and find your calm. Eternal bliss, Sleeping Buddha.

Ingredients

Organic Chamomile, Organic Lavender, Organic Sage

Green Vision

$10 for a 2 ounce bag
(Approximately 20 cups)
Non-Caffeinated

Vanilla Treat

Simply a treat. Chopped vanilla bean and lemon peel infuse a silky sweetness into the fruity flavor of the chamomile blossoms. Its only downfall is the bottom of the cup!

Ingredients

Organic Chamomile, Organic Lemon Peel, Organic Vanilla Bean

Green Vision

Pillow Talk
Non-Caffeinated

Pillow Talk

A strong, flavorful, and aromatic herbal blend. A bounty of chamomile blossoms complemented by the earthy taste of elder flower and sage take you on a journey up the mountainside in spring bloom. The natural and subtle sweetness of licorice root is essential in rounding out this late-night companion.

Ingredients

Organic Elder Flower, Organic Chamomile Flower, Organic Sage, Organic Licorice Root, Organic Hibiscus

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Did you know...

As long back as there has been recorded history, there are accounts of people mixing herbs, flowers, roots, seeds, and dried fruits with hot water to make herbal teas. In modern days, the term "tea" refers to seeping the leaves of the tea bush, Camellia Sinensis, with hot water. White, black, green, and oolong teas are all made from the leaves of this plant. Most herbal blends do not contain leaves from the tea bush.

Chamomile for the Mommy?

There is much conflicting messaging available about the use of Chamomile during pregnancy. In some scientific journals Chamomile is categorized as an herb that can potentially be harmful and in others it is listed as benign. The important thing to keep in mind is that most journals or studies that categorize Chamomile as harmful often refer to the use of Chamomile as a medicinal or herbal suplements where the doses are concentrated and strong. The amount of Chamomile in an occassional cup of tea, however, is minimal.

If you are concerned about the use of Chamomile during your pregnancy, ask your doctor for guidance. If you love the taste and want to enjoy an occassional cup to help you relax in the evening, try mixing your chamomile flowers with other herbs, roots, flowers, or fruits that have shown to help with morning sickness and nausea during pregnancy. Mint and Ginger, for instance would add a bit of spunk to your Chamomile tea and help reduce nausea and morning sickness.