HERB - Re: Mint-tummy troubles

[Sandy M Koenig]

I drink Celestial Seasonings,  Mandarin Orange Spice,  Red Zinger
a new flavor called Apricot Ginger (but has regular ceylon tea in it)
Emperor's Choice.    Morning Thunder was  a bit much, so was
Bengal Spice(I think is the name)  The other flavors are really good
also, depending on your taste.  I don't like anything with lemon in it



Quoth the Raven, "Nevermore"

On Mon, 11 May 1998 18:11:25 -0700 "Katherine Blackthorne"
<kblkthrn at midtown.net> writes:
>
>> Ok. You have mentioned tea. Is there one that is really good for the
>> stomach. Like acid, upset, gas. I use to drink reg. tea but it 
>started
>> upsetting my stomach. Could one of these herbal ones be better and 
>maybe
>> more mild? Have to stay off coffee to but the colas are fine. Weird 
>huh!?
>> 
>> Rhiannon
>> 
>Peppermint tea, chamomile tea, fennel tea,...These are the first that 
>come
>to mind.  (Fennel, especially.  It's good for cholic, among other 
>things,
>and has always been the first line of treatment for gas, nausea, upset
>stomach, etc. in my family.)  All are very mild, and all taste very
>different.  Experiment a bit, see what you like & what works for you.
>Katherine Blackthorne
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