Speedy Recovery Tea

Speedy Recovery is a cozy, naturally caffeine-free, herbal blend created with some of our favorite traditional herbs for seasonal wellness. Holy basil, chamomile, cinnamon, fennel seed, elderflower, and echinacea come together in a gently warming, soothing tea that's perfect for slowing down, resting, and giving your body a little extra TLC.

With its naturally pleasant flavor, Speedy Recovery is an especially nice choice for families during the fall and winter months – a warm, comforting cup to keep tucked in the herbal covered for those "I just don't feel good" days.

• Holy Basil: Also known as Tulsi, Holy basil has a long history of traditional use for supporting the body during times of physical and emotional stress. Its gently aromatic character makes it a wonderful addition to a comforting wellness blend.
• Chamomile: chamomile is perhaps best known as a gentle relaxation herb, traditionally enjoyed to encourage rest and calm. It also has a long history of use for digestive comfort – especially welcome when you're feeling a little under the weather.
• Cinnamon: warm and familiar, cinnamon brings both flavor and traditional wellness benefits to the blend. Rich in naturally occurring plant compounds, it has long been valued for its antioxidant properties and makes this tea especially cozy and inviting.
• Fennel Seed: naturally sweet and aromatic, fennel seed has traditionally been used to support comfortable digestion and soothe occasional gas and bloating. It also adds a lovely, mild sweetness that help helps make Speedy Recovery, especially pleasant to drink.
• Elderflower: delicate elderflower has a long history in traditional European herbalism, particularly in teas enjoyed during the cold weather season. Its light floral character pairs beautifully with chamomile and makes it a lovely addition to a seasonal wellness blend.
• Echinacea: echinacea is one of the best known herbs traditionally used for immune support. It has a long history of seasonal use and rounds out this blend as an herb commonly reached for when the body could use a little extra support.