Discover soothing relief with Wholehearted Harmony’s Cough & Throat Ease Herbal Tea Blend. Recognizing that a cough and sore throat go hand in hand, this meticulously crafted powder blend, available in two versions, one with valerian root and one without, was formulated to bring relief. Always organic, Wildcrafted, non-gmo, and kosher, every sip aligns with our commitment to wholistic wellness and root cause healing for humans and pets alike. Breathe easier and embrace the comfort of nature’s finest ingredients.
Available in 3 variations by cups.
Due to the volume of some herbs, the amount of cups could weight as little as 2 oz or as much a 6 oz, more or in between.
When you see 1 -2 tsp per cup, please know that 1 tsp spoon will get you more cups of tea, but 2 tsp will give more flavor, unless specified teaspoon amount.
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Organic, wildcrafted, non-gmo, kosher
Licorice root: Licorice root tea can help with a spastic cough by soothing irritated mucous membranes and helping to get rid of phlegm. Licorice root has been used as a herbal remedy for coughs for thousands of years. Licorice root tea can help with dry, irritable coughs, and coughs with thick mucus. It can also help with common colds, acute and chronic bronchitis, and asthma.
Sage Leaf: soothes a sore throat by reducing inflammation and mucus, and by helping to loosen mucus from the airways. Sage is also known as the "mouth and throat" plant because it can help with mouth inflammation and bad breath. Sage's anti-inflammatory properties can help reduce swelling in the throat and mouth and it's expectorant properties can help loosen and remove mucus from the airways. Sage also can help strengthen the immune system and contribute to a faster recovery from cold symptoms. Sage is also used in dentistry to treat pain, inflammation, and bad breath. Sage has antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral activity. Sage may have anticancer properties. Sage tea should not be consumed when pregnant or breastfeeding.
Ginger Root: helps with a spastic cough because it has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that can reduce inflammation in the respiratory tract. This can help soothe the throat, ease irritation, and break down mucus.
Cinnamon: Cinnamon may act as an expectorant, making it easier to cough up mucus and clear your airways. Compounds in cinnamon might help open up airways, which could relieve shortness of breath.
**optional, Valerian Root: valerian powerfully calms repetitive spasmodic coughing. Best used with those end-of-illness dry coughs that tickle your throat upon laying down resulting in lung-wrenching spasmodic coughs. It not only calms the coughing reflex, but can also promote sleep. NOT INTENDED FOR CHILDREN< TODDLERS.