Yes, just chamomile. Certified organic Matricaria recutita. It's an extremely versatile herb. Use as a tea to help calm nerves. It can help with anxiety, sleep, and stress. Use the cooled tea for nappy rash, sunburn, or dermatitis. The cooled...

A tea for digestion, of course! This used to be named "Overindulged and Feeling Kind of Queasy." Digestion Tea is easier on the label.  It's peppery and soothing yet refreshing. The Kawakawa, Peppermint, Fennel & Cinnamon help with digestion...

Ugh. Heartburn. It's a pain. Literally. Especially when pregnant. And what can you do with the little sweetheart wreaking havoc? With any heartburn, consider a possible food intolerance. It's usually the source. Try removing foods one at a time to try...

Kawakawa makes for a really nice tea. It's peppery and refreshing. As a tea it can help with digestion, bloating, aches and pains, and arthritis. It's anti-inflammatory, has anti-microbial actions, and helps with stomach complaints. Add it soups, pasta...

It’s bitter, but that’s part of its charm. Bitters help the liver, so do your best to avoid sweetening this tea. The herbs in this tea help the liver do its thing. Dandelion root, Milk Thistle seeds, Globe Artichoke leaf, and Yellow Dock root...

A gentle tea to help calm frazzled nerves.  Mānuka and Rose are soothing, relaxing, and help to support your tired nerves. Kawakawa and Cinnamon are included to provide digestive relief from all that nerves can do to the gut. Yes, it can help...

Mmmmm, nettle. Everyone should have nettle tea. It's packed full of nutrition and is brilliant for skin, hair, and nails. Yes, it tastes a bit like a weed mixed with spinach. But honestly, it's a weed! Nettle combines well with lemon or ginger and you...

Yum peppermint. It's soothing and refreshing all at the same time. Peppermint has been used for thousands of years as a medicinal herb. It is known to help soothe the gut, reduce nausea, help with fevers and headaches, and act as a nasal decongestant...

Slippery Elm powder. Most of us have heard of it before. Good for the gut. Helps with diarrhoea. Put it in a smoothie. And so on. Slippery Elm inner bark is a prebiotic food. It feeds the good guys in the gut. It's chock full of mucilage which the gut...