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Beat the bugs: Smart self-care for cold and flu season

Looking for natural ways to stay healthy during cold and flu season? Discover smart self-care tips and herbal teas that can help support your immune system, ease sore throats, and promote faster recovery. Featuring herbs like elderberry, ginger, echinacea, and thyme, NutraTea’s f...
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5 Easy Ways to Help Reduce your Stress Levels

Life can be so frenetic these days that at times it can be difficult to switch off. Work pressures, family demands, not having enough time for yourself… stress can quickly build up and cause any number of health problems. And it’s why we’re looking at Stress Awareness Month this ...
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5 herbal Christmas teas to try instead of alcohol

Christmas is a time for indulgence, but one aspect that often is regretted later is the high alcohol consumption. With around 61% of the UK over-indulging in alcohol in the festive season, you might want to be mindful this Christmas. Over-indulging in alcohol can cause digesti...
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Get cosy on a winter’s night with these 5 herbal teas

Do you know how cold the UK can get on a winter's night? Let’s give you a clue, COLD! Between last December and January, the lowest temperatures in the country dropped to as low as 12.5°C! If that was the winter of 2023- 2024, who knows how cold 2024-2025 will be? With the ...
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Beat the heat- 5 summer teas you need to try

Did you know that, on average, temperatures across the U.K. can reach up to 30 °C in a heatwave?  That’s really high, and as you know, there’ve been a few heatwaves in 2024 and some more potentially lined up before summer 2024 is over. While extreme temperatures make us want t...
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Herbal tea for hayfever – is there one?

With one in five people suffering from hay fever and pollen count on the rise, the warmer days ahead can be a difficult time. Hayfever can disrupt our daily lives, with symptoms like nasal stuffiness, sneezing, coughing, itchy nose, red eyes, and many more. It's not just a min...
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