Breathe Easy- Herbal Tea Infusion

Experience the nurturing embrace of 'Breathe Easy,' a tea blend masterfully created to support your immune health and respiratory well-being. This delightful infusion brings together stinging nettle, mullein leaf, hibiscus, elderberries, peppermint, and astragalus, each chosen for their traditional roles in herbal wellness. Stinging nettle and mullein leaf are known for their soothing properties, especially beneficial for respiratory health, while the vibrant hibiscus and antioxidant-rich elderberries add a burst of flavor and vitality. The refreshing zest of peppermint complements the blend, offering an invigorating touch, and astragalus is included for its esteemed immune-supportive characteristics.

'Breathe Easy' is not just a tea; it's a daily ritual for those seeking natural support through seasonal changes or in their everyday wellness journey. Remember, while this blend is crafted to enhance your well-being, it is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, serving as a harmonious addition to your health-focused lifestyle.

Recommendation: Cover the tea while steeping to help retain the natural properties and flavors of the herbs in the infusion. 

Caution: Not suitable for pregnant or nursing women, individuals with autoimmune diseases, kidney or gallbladder disorders, or those using blood pressure, diabetes, or blood thinning medications. May exacerbate GERD symptoms. Use cautiously and discontinue if adverse reactions occur. Consult a healthcare provider before starting this tea. Keep out of reach of children

Disclaimer: Before using this tea, consult your healthcare provider, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, have autoimmune diseases, kidney disorders, gallbladder issues, GERD, or are on medication for blood pressure, diabetes, or blood thinning. Be aware of potential interactions and monitor for allergic reactions. This tea is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease and should not replace medical treatment. Keep out of reach of children.

Individual reactions to herbs may vary