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The Phases tea blend set includes 4 intentional tea blends that compliment each phase of the monthly menstrual cycle. Each phase requires our body to have different needs - whether you need the extra little push of uplifting energy from the follicular blend, or a mix of nutritive and calming herbs in the menstrual blend, each set of 2 tea bags allows you to tap into your sacred cycle.
Made by Melody Pohla for the Community Apothecary. Check out her blog post for more info on this tea set.
Ingredients*:
Menstrual Blend: raspberry leaf, nettle leaf, linden leaf & flower, chamomile
Follicular Blend: tulsi leaf & flower, rose petal, lemon balm leaf
Ovulatory: red clover blossom, marshmallow leaf & root, hibiscus calyx
Luteal: raspberry leaf, chamomile, peppermint leaf
*Made with organically grown ethically wildcrafted herbs from small farms we trust.
Note: Hibiscus is often intercropped with peanuts, this product may not be suitable for those with severe peanut allergies.
8 tea bags (two tea bags for each blend) | total net weight 1.41oz (40g)
Preparation:
Bring pure water to a boil and pour over tea sachet, cover, and steep for 5-7 minutes. For the luteal blend, optionally add a slice of fresh ginger in your cup. Enjoy!
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First Curve's Community Apothecary is a community outreach program that utilizes circular economy practices to connect with urban foragers, local urban farms, and community gardens within Chicago. Collaborating with these plant folx allows us to share in the abundance of wild and weedy medicinal plants, which we tend, harvest, process, extract, and offer back to the community as herbal remedies at an accessible and sliding-scale price.
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