Tea + Health Benefits

Teas can be incredibly healthy to sip on throughout the day. Ranging from a variety of benefits- high in antioxidants, hormone balancing, immunity boosting, helps to relieve stress, etc. Adding a cup into your daily regimen can beneficial to boosting one’s health. It can also be a calming ritual for the body during the day. In addition to the tea benefits, sipping on warm liquids can help flush out toxins from the body and help better digest your food.

Tea Tip: The longer you brew your tea, the stronger it will be!

Pique Hibiscus Beauty Elixir (my personal favorite tea)

  • High in Vitamin C- supports immunity and skin health

  • High in antioxidants

  • Refreshing taste and can drink anytime during the day (no caffeine)

Ginger Tea:

  • May help reduce nausea

  • Strengthens immunity

  • Helps to reduce inflammation

  • Sip on before meals to help with digestion

Dandelion Tea

  • De-bloats

  • Cleansing for the body (Detoxifying for the liver)

  • Supports skin health

  • Anti-inflammatory

Turmeric Tea:

  • Detoxing for the body

  • Helps to lower inflammation in the body

  • Stress Reducing

Spearmint Tea:

  • Helps to balance hormones in females

  • Freshens your breath

  • Helps to boost memory

Chamomile Tea:

  • Helps to reduce anxiety and promote relaxation

  • Soothes an upset stomach

  • Drink before bed for sleep support (about an hour to 1/2 hour before you plan on going to bed)

  • May help prevent allergy symptons

Valerian Root Tea

  • Drink before bed to help fall asleep easier

Green Tea

  • Boost your focus and mental clarity (great to sip while studying)

  • High in antioxidants

  • Boost metabolism

Oolong Tea:

  • Anti-aging

  • May help reduce blood pressure and blood sugar

  • Boost metabolism

  • Supports cognitive health

The Clean Table Tips for buying tea:

  • Look for USDA Certified Organic

  • No preservatives or additives

  • No GMO’s

  • Brands that share their sourcing and how the tea was processed

  • For bagged tea, look to see what the packaging of the bag is made from. Try to avoid plastic packaging (microplastics can leech into your tea)

  • Bonus if the brand tests for toxins or heavy metals !

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