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Combat your morning sickness with the help of our organic herbal pregnancy tea. Add our morning sickness tea to your daily routine to keep queasiness as bay.
Collections: All, Morning Sickness, Pregnancy Tea
Our herbs are certified Organic and Vegan and our tea bags are Biodegradable.
Our herbalist has formulated a herbal blend to help support the symptoms of Morning Sickness with the help of our all-natural and caffeine free organic tea blend, blended specially for tender tums
1 x Tea Bag per cup, pour over boiling water and leave to brew for 4-5 minutes. For the best taste, cover the cup while brewing. Our herbalist recommends drinking first thing in the morning when feeling a little peaky
15 x Tea Bags Per Pack
Ingredients: Peppermint (35%), Ginger root (25%), Lemon balm (15%) Chamomile (15%), Rose petal (5%), Orange peel (5%)
Free From:GMO, Gluten, Wheat, Eggs, Fish, Milk, Corn, soya and Nuts
No Added: Artificial Flavours, Preservatives, Salt or Artificial Colourings
May Contain: Mustard & Celery handled on site
1 x Tea Bag per cup, pour over boiling water and leave to brew for 4-5 minutes. For the best taste, cover the cup while brewing. Our herbalist recommends drinking first thing in the morning when feeling a little peaky
15 x Tea Bags Per Pack
Ingredients: Peppermint (35%), Ginger root (25%), Lemon balm (15%) Chamomile (15%), Rose petal (5%), Orange peel (5%)
Free From:GMO, Gluten, Wheat, Eggs, Fish, Milk, Corn, soya and Nuts
No Added: Artificial Flavours, Preservatives, Salt or Artificial Colourings
May Contain: Mustard & Celery handled on site
NHS guidelines mention that there is evidence that ginger may help reduce nausea and vomiting and can play a useful role in treating Morning Sickness. Natural peppermint is also recommended by the NHS as a herbal remedy that can help relieve symptoms too.
These two powerhouse herbs are major players in our natural blend
Characterised by symptoms of nausea and vomiting, morning sickness is something that no woman wants to experience – but surprisingly, more are affected by it than you might think. In fact, as many as 4 in 5 women experience morning sickness during pregnancy. It can cause distress and discomfort as happens because of the hormones that the placenta is producing!
During your first trimester morning sickness symptoms can be debilitating and can get in the way of day to day life. These self-care tips can help you get to know what your body needs during this time
