Tea for an upset stomach?

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stephanieb said

Thanks, everyone! I will look into finding some of these where I live. :)

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Mint gives me heartburn, one tea I like is Anise Caraway Fennel by TeaGschwender…

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I think it depends on my mood and time of day… but mint, chamomile, ginger, pu’erh and anything with calcium carbonate in it, or any combination of these tends to help! I often blend mint and chamomile together…
Also, it’s not tea related but Congee, an Asian rice based porridge tends to pick me right up! with preserved egg in it. Yummmmm :)

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Inspire tea from Still Water Tea – It has a mixture of peppermint, spearmint, ginger, hibiscus etc.. All exceptional for upset tummies. I drink it whenever I am feeling under the weather. It is also herbal so no caffeine which is great for night time.

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Erin said

Twinings lemon and ginger tea bags with honey always works for me, and it tastes amazing too :)

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I find both ginger and mint to be settling for my stomach. I found a really good, strong Ginger Pu’ehr loose tea at Golden Mountain Tea House (a new site on line). It is more strongly ginger than the ginger green tea they have, so I like it better.

And they have a couple of mint choices. The surprising one was Dorthea’s Headache Herbal Tea – two mints, rose petals and lavender. It was designed for headaches (migraines), and although I don’t get migraines, I get other headaches. I really worked for me – first couple of sips. And it settles my stomach at the same time!

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Will said

Liu’an basket tea (not liu’an guapian), liubao, and aged oolongs, are all traditionally used to help with constipation.

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I know someone with a chronic illness that causes digestive problems. She drinks a tea made from fennel seeds and claims that it’s works really well.

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Ginger is a good one for most, I personally am not a huge fan of the taste, and mints are great…What I use is a mix of spearmint, peppermint and meadowsweet. Meadowsweet is great for nausea, it tastes a bit like sweet grass, not bad but some don’t care for it. So I pair it with the mints for a double whammy!

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