Organic Herbal Peppermint Tea

It's in our toothpaste, flavoured gum and those breath mints. Most of those things though, only have the artificial flavor, and not the real thing. If you have not tired Peppermint tea then your missing out on all of its benefits. Headaches, skin irritations, anxiety associated with depression, nausea, diarrhea, menstrual cramps, and flatulence. If you suffer from IBS (Irritable Bowl Syndrome) then you will truly be happy after trying this soothing tea. It helps with the spasms that happen in the bowl with IBS.

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Peace and Love Hippie Chick

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Hippie Chick
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Yes, but it's not tea.

--scott

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Scott Dorsey

Thanks for sharing this information, just curious how often do you drink this "miracle mint tea?"

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magicleaf

It's not tea. It's an herbal tisane. There is no tea in this concoction. I think "hippiechick" has the wrong board here or is promoting the herbalist links on her website. This is the second post referring to a root or an herb that is not tea. There must be a "hippie" use.net for her somewhere. Shen

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Shen

I agree with you , the link goes to the hippy web site ...

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magicleaf

Hey Magicleaf....I drink it everyday...but I find that anyone who has bad heartburn should not drink it, it seems to make that condition worse. I find it really calms my stomach...my stomach is very sensitive, and it has helped me in such a big way.

There are health food stores were I live that carry this tea, its not hard to find. I have friends that grow peppermint in their gardens, and put a leaf or two in their tea, and they love it. That is a cheaper way then buying the tea, but either way, its realy awesome.

Peace and Love Hippie Chick

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Hippie Chick

They sell it in the grocery and health stores as tea.

Peace and Love Hippie Chick

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Hippie Chick

Hey Shen, not trying to promote anything, sorry for coming across that way, its just that I found that the pepermint tea or tisane that I drink, has really helped me in so many wonderful ways, and I thought I would share the link and my experience with people.

Peace and Love Hippie Chick

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Hippie Chick

Yes, peppermint 'tea'

it cleared up my gonorrhea real good

peace but no more love with hippies

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SN

Awesome stuff!

Peace and Love Hippie Chick.

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Hippie Chick

That's fine. I like hippie girls. There is nothing finer in the morning than the scent of patchouli. What I mind is people promoting "tea" that contains no tea. Bricks without straw, bricks without clay....

--scott

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Scott Dorsey

:-) Groovy. I guess I am confused. Because were I live in Canada, they sell it as tea in the supermarket and the health food stores??? I do see your point, just not understanding why I can buy it, and it says peppermint tea on the box??

Peace and Patchouli Oil , Hippie Chick.

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Hippie Chick

I think what others are getting at, and you don't seem to be getting, is that "tea" contains the leaves of the tea plant. Tisanes are an herbal infusion of plant material, other than the leaves of the tea plant. For it to be peppermint tea, it would have to be tea leaves flavored with peppermint, or a mixture of tea leaves and peppermint leaves.

Having said that, I really enjoy an iced tisane of spearmint leaves on a hot day. Or, as we call it around here spearmint tea. That's right, we use the tea word in vain. Better yet, is some iced tea with spearmint leaves added. I'm more of a spearmint guy.

Blues

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Blues Lyne

I live in Canada and yes, tea is sold next to peppermint "tea" in the same aisle, shelf, or section (as with most places in N. America). However the distinction is made, and peppermint "tea" (a tisane) is definitely not sold as tea (made from Camellia sinensis leaves).

Peace

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sjschen

Very interesting. Thank-you for that information, I appreciate it. Peace and Love Hippie Chick

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Hippie Chick

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