I love a pot of herbal tea, choosing different herbs depending on my mood and the time of year. Some blends are chosen for their medicinal qualities, such as to help relax, ease digestive discomfort or encourage healthy skin.

Just because it’s good for you, it doesn’t have to taste bad

When using herbs medicinally it’s important to choose organically grown plants from a reliable source. The herbs also need to be dried and stored well. Avoid any brown dusty offerings that can be found on some pharmacies and healthfood store shelves. Well prepared dried herbs should maintain their characteristic colour and aromas. They should taste vibrant and be pleasant to drink.

Knowing the right tea for your condition

When using herbs in any form to treat health issues, it’s best to consult an experienced herbalist. Even some common teas, such a licorice, are contraindicated with some conditions. If you’re not a current client, please advise of any medication or underlying health conditions (such as high blood pressure) at the time of ordering.

Organic herb teas

On the shelves

Chamomile

Peppermint

Blends

Snooze tea (passionflower, chamomile, licorice)

Digest (peppermint, angelica, fennel, licorice)

Sweet mint (peppermint, licorice)

Skin Clear   sold out – available soon

All teas and blends $15*/50g

How to order

Herbal teas can be collected from The Probert St Clinic in Sydney’s Inner West or prepaid orders and be posted around Australia (+ $8.50 standard postage/up to 500 gm*)

Please email Gill to arrange collection or place an order.

*As of 1 November 2017, subject prices subject to change

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