Pack of 1 x Traditional Medicinals Organic Throat Coat Herbal Tea - Caffeine Free - 16 Bags

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Many companies conduct independent testing on their herbs to verify identity. It’s also important to choose tea from a company that follows Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) as defined by the FDA. In addition, many companies will provide a Certificate of Analysis which gives details on the tea including results of tests for heavy metals or other contaminants.

Certain teas and herbal teas are better than others, especially if you want to treat an aggravated throat. For example, some throat coat herbal teas contain chamomile, which can help you sleep. Other throat coat herbal teas contain small amounts of menthol, which eases a sore throat. Caffeine content NOW Foods conducts in-house testing on their products in labs that are accredited by the American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA). Additionally, the company follows Current Good Manufacturing Practices as set by the FDA. The powder is stirred into water and simmered before drinking versus a tea that includes a tea bag to steep in water before removing. You can drink it as a tea, adding honey (which also may help treat cold symptoms), or you can simply use it to gargle and spit it out—the mucilage will help coat your throat either way. Fewer boxes & transactions:You won’t be billed for this item until it ships with your next Autoship According to George M. Brinson, MD, “Drinking warm liquids can increase blood flow to the tissues in the throat and loosen phlegm, therefore improving a patient's symptoms.” Besides the warm liquid and increased blood flow, the type of tea you choose can also have a beneficial effect. “Some teas, such as green tea, have been shown to have anti-inflammatory properties, which may add to their efficacy,” Brinson says.

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This tea is formulated with adult bodies and constitutions in mind, which is why we’re unable to recommend it for kids.

The slippery elm tree has played an important role in Native American herbal medicine for hundred of years. Inspired by its traditional use, we source our slippery elm domestically, where families collect the bark sustainably by hand to protect the trees for future generations. Omid Mehdizadeh, MD, an otolaryngologist and laryngologist at Pacific Neuroscience Institute in Santa Monica, CA Understanding the benefits of each of these herbs will help you choose the best throat coat tea for your needs. By selecting a tea that contains the right blend of herbs, you can get the relief you need and enjoy the soothing benefits of this popular drink. Choosing the right herbs for your needs is key to finding a throat coat tea that will work best for you. Drinking warm liquids can be beneficial for a sore throat. To make tea at home, try adding lemon and honey to a cup of warm water. The combination is both refreshing and soothing while also helping to treat a sore throat. “Honey not only provides a bit of sweetness, but it can also be beneficial in terms of healing a sore throat. Honey naturally has antibacterial properties which allow it to act as a wound healer, reducing inflammation and decreasing discomfort,” says Julie Balsamo, MS, RD. To truly reap the benefits of throat coat tea, it's important to know how to brew it properly. Follow these steps to ensure the perfect cup:

Wu D, Lewis ED, Pae M, Meydani SN. Nutritional modulation of immune function: analysis of evidence, mechanisms, and clinical relevance. Front Immunol. 2018;9:3160. Sweet and silky, our original Organic Throat Coat tea features slippery elm in conjunction with marshmallow root and licorice for soothing relief when your throat needs some love.* Licorice root is often used in throat coat tea for its ability to coat the throat and reduce irritation. It can also help to reduce inflammation and calm a cough. What you’ll love: It’s caffeine-free, so you can drink it any time of day. It’s also USDA organic, GMO-free and kosher. The tea that I spent too much money on every flu season at college is really just a bunch of bark and roots and peels. Buy the elements in bulk—smile gleefully at their names—then mix them together. But at this point, do not smell. It will not smell good, or reminiscent of the sweet, velvetty syrup you got in those pre-made tea bags. Steep or simmer—20 minutes or 15 minutes, respectively, and your Throat Coat will be ready to be worn.