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Let’s make classic TCM tea combinations you can prep ahead and keep in your pantry for everyday support. Each blend supports a different stage so you can choose based on how your body feels that day. 1. Moody Tea (Calm the Liver) — Chrysanthemum, rose buds, goji berries, and jujubes. Great for irritability, tension, and emotional stagnation. 2.  Deep Sleep & Overthinking Tea — Lily bulbs, longan, lotus seeds, and jujubes. Supports a busy mind, light sleep, and waking up in the middle of the night. 3. Hormone Support Tea — Poria, lily bulbs, goji berries, and jujubes. Helpful for dryness, fatigue, and low reserves.  4.  Emotions Tea (Heart + Blood Support) — Longan, goji berries, lotus seeds, and rose buds. For emotional sensitivity, over-giving, and post-stress depletion. 5. Digestion & Anti-Bloat Tea — Chrysanthemum, poria, lotus seeds, and jujubes. Supports heaviness, puffiness, and sluggish digestion. How to Brew 💦 Rinse herbs with hot water before brewing to clean any dust or debris. Simmer a small handful of herbs in water for 10 to 15 minutes (especially lotus seeds, poria, and lily bulbs). Add floral herbs (rose buds, chrysanthemum) and goji berries during the last couple of minutes. These teas can be re-steeped. Where to Buy — All herbs are organic, sustainably, and ethically sourced from www.clearsourceherbs.com. Free from sulfur, pesticides, and additives. ⚠️ Please note: these teas are medicinal in nature and not meant to be overused. Save this, share it with a friend, and let me know if you try it 🤎
Let’s make classic TCM tea combinations you can prep ahead and keep in your pantry for everyday support. Each blend supports a different stage so you can choose based on how your body feels that day. 1. Moody Tea (Calm the Liver) — Chrysanthemum, rose buds, goji berries, and jujubes. Great for irritability, tension, and emotional stagnation. 2. Deep Sleep & Overthinking Tea — Lily bulbs, longan, lotus seeds, and jujubes. Supports a busy mind, light sleep, and waking up in the middle of the night. 3. Hormone Support Tea — Poria, lily bulbs, goji berries, and jujubes. Helpful for dryness, fatigue, and low reserves. 4. Emotions Tea (Heart + Blood Support) — Longan, goji berries, lotus seeds, and rose buds. For emotional sensitivity, over-giving, and post-stress depletion. 5. Digestion & Anti-Bloat Tea — Chrysanthemum, poria, lotus seeds, and jujubes. Supports heaviness, puffiness, and sluggish digestion. How to Brew 💦 Rinse herbs with hot water before brewing to clean any dust or debris. Simmer a small handful of herbs in water for 10 to 15 minutes (especially lotus seeds, poria, and lily bulbs). Add floral herbs (rose buds, chrysanthemum) and goji berries during the last couple of minutes. These teas can be re-steeped. Where to Buy — All herbs are organic, sustainably, and ethically sourced from www.clearsourceherbs.com. Free from sulfur, pesticides, and additives. ⚠️ Please note: these teas are medicinal in nature and not meant to be overused. Save this, share it with a friend, and let me know if you try it 🤎

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