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“Found this in my aunt’s tea drawer, along with some other new-to-me herbal teas. I’ve been nasty bloated for two weeks after eating something that didn’t agree with me, so thought I’d give this a...” Read full tasting note
A soothing blend of peppermint, ginger, and Chinese herbs like eleuthero, ginseng, loquat, perilla leaf, and lophatherum leaf to curb your food cravings and reduce bloating. Our slimming teas are a natural way to regulate your body and boost your daily nutrient intake.
All of our products are organic, gluten-free, dairy-free, and non-GMO.
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Ingredients
Peppermint leaf (bo he), Eleuthero root (ci wa jia), Ginger rhizome (gan jiang), Loquat leaf (pi pa ye), Perilla leaf (zi su ye), Lophatherum leaf (dan zhu ye)
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Found this in my aunt’s tea drawer, along with some other new-to-me herbal teas. I’ve been nasty bloated for two weeks after eating something that didn’t agree with me, so thought I’d give this a try.
I’m feeling judgemental. Urban Remedy is a plant-based food, beverage and lifestyle company that offers many promises wrapped in a squeaky-clean feel-good urban image and plenty of plastic packaging. I will stop before it gets ugly.
This has 6 traditional Chinese herbs, only a few of which are well known to westerners – peppermint and ginger. It tastes like an herbal-sweet peppermint tea with a barely perceptible butteriness. I feel like it should taste medicinal, stronger, despite being steeped for 20 minutes or so.
Flavors: Herbal, Peppermint, Sweet
Two weeks is a long time for something you ate to wreck your gut for! Hope you find relief soon! I too am judgy AF. Right there with you on annoyance with attempted manipulation by superficial advertising and wasteful packaging. Don’t get me started on those wine gift baskets because I have a good 5 minute rant on those things!
Thanks for understanding the absurdity and for the sympathy. Made a big pot of congee with all the good and gentle things.
I am third one in the party who hates superficial ads and wasteful packagings! Which is ironic, considering my tea bag wrapper collection.