Green Tea Blend
Teas For Your Palate
$17.00
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Contains: Green Tea (Camellia Sinensis), Ginger Root, Lemon Peel, Cinnamon Bark, and Dried Cloves.
This revitalizing blend unites the clean energy of Green Tea with the grounding warmth of Ginger, Cinnamon, and Clove, balanced by the refreshing brightness of Lemon. Together, these plant allies create a brew that is energizing and centering.
With naturally higher levels of L-theanine than other caffeinated drinks, Green Tea offers a sense of calm focus and encourages mindfulness, visualization, and more sustained energy. Lemon clears the path for clarity and optimism, while Ginger kindles courage and creativity from our inner fire. The harmonizing energies from Cinnamon Bark and Dried Clove round out this blend and promote warmth, protection, and creative vitality.
Especially helpful for when we are seeking to rekindle motivation, restore balance, or move forward with clarity and confidence. Each cup is an invitation to refocus our energy and step into the day with feeling more prepared.
Flavor Notes: Lightly spiced citrus with a smooth, earthy finish.
Energetics: Awakening · Grounding · Clarifying
Contraindicated Conditions / Symptoms:
Avoid if allergic to plants in the Lauraceae family (e.g., cinnamon, bay leaf, avocado) or the Zingiberaceae family (ginger, turmeric, cardamom, etc.)
Avoid if pregnant, working to become pregnant, or breastfeeding – Ginger, Cinnamon Bark, and Dried Cloves are emmenagogues, which can stimulate menstruation and may pose risks during pregnancy. In high amounts, green tea may interfere with folic acid absorption and caffeine can pass through breast milk, potentially causing sleep disturbances for babies.
Use caution if you have GERD, iron deficiency, glaucoma, gallstones, or osteoporosis
This tea includes blood thinning components; minimize consumption 1-2 weeks before surgery to reduce the risk of serious bleeding or bruising.
Potential Drug Interactions:
May increase the effects of MAOIs and/or diabetes medications, which could cause hypoglycemia or increase strain on the liver
Please consult with your doctor, pharmacist, or trusted herbalist if you take blood thinners, beta-blockers, MAOIs, medicines for high cholesterol, diabetes, blood pressure, and some cancer treatments