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Herbal Tea by Traditional Medicinals
Organic Ginger Aid® promotes the flow of digestive juices and increases tone in the muscular walls of the stomach,* a normal process that keeps the digestive system ready to function. Ginger tea is traditionally used for indigestion and clinical data supports its use for the prevention of nausea and vomiting.* There’s lots of pungent, spicy ginger in Organic Ginger Aid®. It’s also sweet, with a twist of lemon (lemon myrtle, that is).
Ingredients:
- Organic ginger rhizome
- Organic blackberry leaf
- Organic stevia leaf
- Organic lemon myrtle leaf
Tangy with a hint of sweetness. This has a very strong ginger flavor, which is great right now because I have a cold, but might be overwhelming if my sense of smell were working properly. I think this is great for colds and probably stomach issues, but I don’t know that I would drink it as an everyday tea.
I used 1 teabag in a 16 oz mug, steeped for about 5 minutes.
I’m not a fan of ginger, and I don’t suffer from nausea or vomiting, but I enjoy this tea in the evening. The ginger scent/flavor is very authentic, but not overpowering. I had no idea there was stevia in this. I often have this ‘as is’, but sometimes I put some lemon juice and honey in as well. This is a really great tea on a cool night before bed. I tend to be a ‘cold’ person overall, and Chinese medicine says that ginger is a great way to control the dampness inside of cold people.
I love ginger. I love ginger tea. I love this ginger tea.
My one gripe: They put stevia in there, but not nearly enough. I’ve been a fan of ginger/stevia combo for a long time, but I usually do it with loose-leaf. I was glad to see that they had added stevia to this tea. But sadly, it isn’t sweet. It just tastes like plain ginger tea.
Still, it’s a great ginger tea. I like to use it as an aid for digestion.
1 bag in my 32-oz teapot works fine. I give it a long steep. 10 minutes or so.
a good evening tea to relax with after a hearty meal! the ginger also serves well when your sinuses aren’t feeling up to par.
Love ginger tea. Love this one a whole lot. Always makes my stomach feel better if its upset.
It burns your throat deliciously like a good ginger tea should.
Its good with a splash of almond milk.
My only problem is that sometimes the bags break open.
