Cold and Flu Herbal Tea Remedy 

Why suffer with the sniffles and everything that goes with the flu and a cold? Our Cold & Flu Tea Blend is the absolute truth in advertising, and the benefits come from a variety of tastes that energize the body and keep it functioning at peak performance. Echinacea and ginger excite your immune system, while boneset and mullein work at reducing the fever and quieting the cough. Elder flowers help flush out your system and remaining herbs packs a refreshing cup that packs a punch!

Maus recommends that you heat fresh water to a rolling boil,  pour water over tea and steep for 5-7 minutes and enjoy.

Ingredients – Echinacea, elder flowers, astragalus root, boneset, and peppermint leaf. Also available in an herbal tincture form.

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