Fennel with Dandelion Leaf and Root Tea (3 pack)

Dandelion offers inner ease in work and play.  Her gift helps you listen more closely to emotional messages and bodily needs.  The digestive benefits of this blend are plentiful.

Dandelion benefits are many including liver detoxification, promotes and stimulates digestion, boosts antioxidant activity and fights inflammation.  Dandelion tea is sometimes used as a coffee substitute for those who like the tasting notes and charm of coffee but can’t handle the caffeine. The dark colouring and deep and smoky-tasting notes of the dandelion root are comparative to coffee.   She is loaded with lots of essential nutrients and vitamins to give you a boost. 

If you are forever in a battle with bloating or have the need to flush your system, drinking dandelion tea can be a natural diuretic. This brew can help your body to pee, which in turn can rid your liver and kidneys of toxins and keep you fresh and fit.

Fennel is known for its balancing properties and can be especially helpful with minor symptoms associated with menstruation, like cramps and mild mood changes.  Sweet, earthy, licorice-like Fennel can be used to promote normal circulatory, respiratory and digestive system function.  

Fennel can help you process emotional aggravation that manifests as indigestion, heartburn or an upset stomach, helping your to look more objectively at what feelings, people, places and situation are causing you agitation.  On an emotional level, it helps process or deal with the source of the aggravation.  Fennel can also assist with anxiety, encourages communication, emotionally stabilizing, self-confidence.  If you are looking for to feel move enlivened, motivated, courageous, confident, or assertive, Fennel may be just the ally you need.

Fennel is a physical helper too that can relieve water retention and inflammation.  Use it to aid your body in the release of excess fat as well.  Fennel relieves flatulence and aids with digestion, specifically with the proper functioning of the gallbladder, liver, pancreases, spleen and kidneys — and the proper production of digestive enzymes.