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View Cart | Mint Belly Bliss Tea: Energize & Awaken (4oz Organic) Feel clean, clear, fresh and light. Mint Belly Bliss re-awakens and brightens your mood and mind after a heavy meal. Mint Belly Bliss Tea: Energize & Awaken has been traditionally listed in the following categories:
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About Mint Belly Bliss Tea: Energize & Awaken
Feel clean, clear, fresh and light. Mint Belly Bliss re-awakens and brightens your mood and mind after a heavy meal. It kick starts sluggish digestion and revitalizes the stomach and circulation.Contains herbs traditionally used for
- Feeling stuffed, or heaviness in the stomach
- Feeling tired after eating, food coma & brain fog
- Bad breath & burping up the taste of your last meal
- Preventing acid reflux
- Maintaining alertness and lightness of being
Ayurvedic Notes
Mint Belly Bliss moves stagnant food from the stomach and improves blood flow. More blood flow equals better digestion. Dispersing, aromatic bitters like cardamom, peppermint and bitter orange peel reduce heaviness, bloating, and burping by stimulating bowel motility (peristalsis). Trikatu is a spicy blend that stimulates the cardiovascular system. Brahmi is a gentle liver cleanse and mind tonic useful whenever mental clarity is needed.Usage
1/2 tsp in warm water 2x/day or as directed by your practitioner. View these general guidelines for taking herbs.Order Now!
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Refer to product #197 when ordering.
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Can this tea be combined with 1 tsp of Brahmi powder 2xday mixed with pomegranate juice?
- Tatyana Dvoskina, Philadelphia, PA , 06-18-12
Yes, depending upon constitution. Brahmi is already listed as one of the ingredients in this tea.
- John Joseph Immel, Asheville, NC , 08-06-12
If taking medications (traditional) how many hours
before or after should this be taken?
- beverly, QU , 11-25-12
Generally, it takes three hours for food or medications to leave the stomach. Check with your doctor first because the time may vary depending on the drug.
- John Joseph Immel, Asheville, NC , 11-25-12
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