Cup of Love

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Indulge in the soothing embrace of Cup of Love, a lovingly crafted herbal blend designed to nourish both body and spirit. This enchanting infusion combines the earthy goodness of burdock and dandelion roots with the vibrant, tart notes of currants and cranberries. Warm hints of ginger and licorice are balanced by the refreshing coolness of peppermint and the sweet floral undertones of red clover and calendula petals. Packed with nature’s best, like nettle, elderberries, rosehips, and hibiscus, each sip offers a nourishing experience full of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. The grounding red rooibos adds a gentle sweetness, while marshmallow root and alfalfa offer an extra layer of smoothness.

Perfect for any time of day, Cup of Love is more than just a tea – it's a comforting ritual that nurtures your well-being, offering a gentle reminder of the love and care found in nature’s embrace.

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Indulge in the soothing embrace of Cup of Love, a lovingly crafted herbal blend designed to nourish both body and spirit. This enchanting infusion combines the earthy goodness of burdock and dandelion roots with the vibrant, tart notes of currants and cranberries. Warm hints of ginger and licorice are balanced by the refreshing coolness of peppermint and the sweet floral undertones of red clover and calendula petals. Packed with nature’s best, like nettle, elderberries, rosehips, and hibiscus, each sip offers a nourishing experience full of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. The grounding red rooibos adds a gentle sweetness, while marshmallow root and alfalfa offer an extra layer of smoothness.

Perfect for any time of day, Cup of Love is more than just a tea – it's a comforting ritual that nurtures your well-being, offering a gentle reminder of the love and care found in nature’s embrace.

Burdock root tea, Has several health benefits, including reducing inflammation, improving digestion, and boosting the immune system.

Dandelion root,The flowers, leaf, and root of dandelion can all be used to make dandelion tea. In parts of Europe and Asia, it’s known as a folk remedy for: urinary tract infections, inflammation, detoxing the body and the common cold

Marshmallow root, Has been thought to decrease cough and fight infections

Currants, are high in antioxidants, including vitamin C.

Cranberries, have for a long time used to help prevent UTIs by preventing bacteria from sticking to the bladder wall.

Ginger root, Has many potential medicinal properties, including reducing inflammation, nausea, and pain

Licorice, May be used to help relieve symptoms of acid reflux.

Peppermint, Some health benefits improving breath, relieving tension headaches, and aiding digestion.

Red clover, helps to improve blood flow.

Nettle, A rich source of antioxidants like vitamin C, which reduce the number of harmful molecules called free radicals in your system.

Calendula flowers, help wounds heal faster, possibly by increasing blood flow and oxygen to the affected area, which helps the body grow new tissue.

Alfalfa, known for vitamin K, which is an important vitamin for blood clotting. Vitamin K, along with chlorophyll and iron, also promotes blood production, which can help people with anemia

Elderberries, Known to help address cold and flu symptoms, support heart health, and fight inflammation and infections, among other benefits.

Rose hips, Rose hips have been used for centuries in traditional and folk medicine for their anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving properties.

Hibiscus Hibiscus may help lower blood pressure due to its antihypertensive properties.

Red rooibos , Also known as "African red tea" or "red bush tea",Rooibos contains antioxidants that may help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals