| Healing Tea & Herbal Recipes |
* Tea is a silent but powerful influence in all of our lives. However,
cultivation of health, using Tea is a central aspect of most Asian cultures.
Tea has become both a life style and a natural medicine. Traditionally,
people take time off for tea either to enjoy repose, or to chat with
friends. This is a wonderful opportunity to sit back to relax. The tension
of the day will slip away. Because tea is drank every day and the
prevailing expectation is to keep healthy, each family will treat minor
dips in health with household tea based cures. Following tea recipes is
seen as a mild treatment and not an instant cure for the ailment. Always
consult your doctor if you have a serious or enduring ailment. The
effects of taking tea are mild and cumulative You should take at least 2-3
cups of the tea each day. Remember, outside of water, Tea is the most
consumed beverage in the world. Below is a list of common tea recipes
from Asia.
Herbal Tea Recipes
Summer Afternoon Tea
2 parts lemon balm
1 part rosehips
1 part hibiscus
1 part orange peel
Floral Fantasy Tea
1 part rose petals
1 part calendula
1 part jasmine
2 parts lemon balm
1/4 part lavender
Uplifting Tea
1 part oatstraw
2 parts lemon balm
1 part St. John's wort
2 parts chamomile
1 part jasmiine
Sniffles Tea
1 part ginger
1 part fennel
1 part rosehips
2 parts thyme
1 part orange peel
Condition/Purpose Tea
For Slimming Oolong Tea
For High Blood Pressure Banana Tea
For HIgh Blood Pressure Lotus Tea
For Reducing Internal Heat & Mild Sunstroke Hot Chrysanthemum Tea
For Restoring Health & Vigor Peanut & Ginger Tea
For Restoring Health & Vigor Lichee and Plum Tea
For Restoring Health & Vigor Logan Tea
For Restoring Health & Vigor Dry Fried Rice Tea
For Restoring Health & Vigor Eight Treasure Tea
Dot Strengthening Immune System Shrimp Tea
For Restoring Blood Red Date Tea
For Common Cold Ginger and Onion Tea
For Cold & Feverish Headache Sweet Ginger Tea
For Coughs White Radish Tea
For Itchy Throat, but No Cough Licorice Tea
For Dry Sore Throat Honey Lemon Tea
For Flu Lei Cha Tea
For Quenching Thirst & Mild Sunstroke Cold Chrysanthemum Tea
For Improving Appetite Tomato Tea
For Diarrhea Mung Bean Tea
For Bowel Pain Rice Vinegar Tea
For Restoring Energy Ginger Tea
For Relieving Stress Rose Green Tea
For Reducing High Cholesterol Imperial Kuding
& High Blood Pressure
For Assisting with Weight Loss Wild Bitter Tea
cultivation of health, using Tea is a central aspect of most Asian cultures.
Tea has become both a life style and a natural medicine. Traditionally,
people take time off for tea either to enjoy repose, or to chat with
friends. This is a wonderful opportunity to sit back to relax. The tension
of the day will slip away. Because tea is drank every day and the
prevailing expectation is to keep healthy, each family will treat minor
dips in health with household tea based cures. Following tea recipes is
seen as a mild treatment and not an instant cure for the ailment. Always
consult your doctor if you have a serious or enduring ailment. The
effects of taking tea are mild and cumulative You should take at least 2-3
cups of the tea each day. Remember, outside of water, Tea is the most
consumed beverage in the world. Below is a list of common tea recipes
from Asia.
Herbal Tea Recipes
Summer Afternoon Tea
2 parts lemon balm
1 part rosehips
1 part hibiscus
1 part orange peel
Floral Fantasy Tea
1 part rose petals
1 part calendula
1 part jasmine
2 parts lemon balm
1/4 part lavender
Uplifting Tea
1 part oatstraw
2 parts lemon balm
1 part St. John's wort
2 parts chamomile
1 part jasmiine
Sniffles Tea
1 part ginger
1 part fennel
1 part rosehips
2 parts thyme
1 part orange peel
Condition/Purpose Tea
For Slimming Oolong Tea
For High Blood Pressure Banana Tea
For HIgh Blood Pressure Lotus Tea
For Reducing Internal Heat & Mild Sunstroke Hot Chrysanthemum Tea
For Restoring Health & Vigor Peanut & Ginger Tea
For Restoring Health & Vigor Lichee and Plum Tea
For Restoring Health & Vigor Logan Tea
For Restoring Health & Vigor Dry Fried Rice Tea
For Restoring Health & Vigor Eight Treasure Tea
Dot Strengthening Immune System Shrimp Tea
For Restoring Blood Red Date Tea
For Common Cold Ginger and Onion Tea
For Cold & Feverish Headache Sweet Ginger Tea
For Coughs White Radish Tea
For Itchy Throat, but No Cough Licorice Tea
For Dry Sore Throat Honey Lemon Tea
For Flu Lei Cha Tea
For Quenching Thirst & Mild Sunstroke Cold Chrysanthemum Tea
For Improving Appetite Tomato Tea
For Diarrhea Mung Bean Tea
For Bowel Pain Rice Vinegar Tea
For Restoring Energy Ginger Tea
For Relieving Stress Rose Green Tea
For Reducing High Cholesterol Imperial Kuding
& High Blood Pressure
For Assisting with Weight Loss Wild Bitter Tea
Calming CHildren's Tea
2 parts chamomile
1 part lemon balm
1 part jasmine
Digestive Soother Tea
1 part peppermint
1 part chamomile
1/2 part fennel
1/2 part orange peel
Immunity Booster Tea
1 part rosemary
1 part echinacea
1 part rosehips
1 part calendula
1 part mint
1/2 part nettles
Sleep Tight Tea
1 part catnip
2 parts chamomile
2 parts lemon balm
1 part oatstraw
1/2 part skullcap
1/4 part valerian
