Immunity Elixir

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Herbal Tea
Ingredients
Alfalfa Leaf, Astralagus, Licorice Root, Organic Echinacea, Tulsi Leaf
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  • “Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge Sunday, December 12th: Universal Health Coverage Day Tea #1 I haven’t had this from my Maya Tea order yet… and it’s one of the only “Health” teas I have.  So why...” Read full tasting note
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Our Vana Spa Immunity Elixir begins with a light earthen and smokey flavor, then moves on to a hint of bitterness and grassy straw notes, and finally ends in a long spicy and sweet lingering finish. This incredible tisane is always best served hot. To thin out the flavor feel free to add more hot water, a slice of lemon, or a touch of sweetener. We recommend a drop of honey for a sweetener, but sugar or agave are also delicious.

Our immune system protects us from many threats including environmental toxins and stress from the pace of life. This slightly sweet blend increases the body’s natural defenses against all disease or imbalance. Get well and stay well with this delicious herbal blend.

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Mastress Alita’s sipdown challenge Sunday, December 12th: Universal Health Coverage Day Tea #1

I haven’t had this from my Maya Tea order yet… and it’s one of the only “Health” teas I have.  So why not try it today?  From the scent alone, I can tell this is a “health” tea rather than a tasty tea.  Very fine and crumbled ingredients and smells very medicinal.  The ingredients:  Alfalfa Leaf, Astralagus, Licorice Root, Organic Echinacea, Tulsi Leaf.  The flavor is about as good as an immunity tea would taste like.  A bit of spicy and sweet, but mostly like licorice so I don’t love it…  I’m not sure how much it would boost immunity, but it can’t hurt. The second steep is sweeter, not too bad flavored, better than I expected.
Steep #1 //  1 teaspoon // 24 minutes after boiling // 2 minute steep
Steep #2 // just boiled // 3 min

Mastress Alita

I remember one of the first teas I ever tried in my tea journey was a health tea for menstrual cramps, and the base was alfalfa leaf. It was so foul I couldn’t even handle the smell! I remember thinking, “Cows deserve better than this” and ended up tossing it.

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Poor cows. haha

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