The Whistling Kettle

In Ayurvedic tradition, this herbal blend is used to help combat stress, improve digestion. Unlike coffee, which gives an immediate rush of hyperactivity and the notorious ‘peaks and valleys’ associated with over-stimulation, this Ayurvedic blend strives to build stamina and provide natural sustained energy.

Vata is the principle of mobility that regulates all activity in the body —from how many thoughts one might have during a given period to how efficiently food moves through our intestines. Vata is in charge of functions such as the pulsation of the heart, respiration, circulation and elimination. It is responsible for joy, happiness, creativity and speech. Vata is also in charge of the vital life essence, or prana. Thus when vata (prana) leaves the body, life ceases.

Pitta represents the Fire principle in the body. Everything that enters the body must be "digested" and assimilated, from sensory perception to food for nourishment. In addition to the gastric fire, pitta also includes the enzymes and amino acids that play a major role in metabolism, and even the neurotransmitters and neuropeptides involved in thinking. Some of the responsibilities of pitta are to regulate the body heat through the chemical transformation of food and to give a person appetite, vitality, and the capacity to learn and understand.

Shanti is defined as 'peace within'. Inner peace is used to balance the spirt and for physical health. The key ingredient in this blend is 'Tulsi' also known as Holy Basil. It is a sacred plant from India and widely used in Ayurvedia. It is cooling, smooth with some natural sweetness. It promotes long life and contains many benefits including phytochemicals which are known anti-oxident, anti-bacterial, anti-viral and help the immune system. Tulsi is an adaptogen, meaning it helps the body adapt to stress. Shanti is a blend of Tulsi leaves and popular Indian spices sure designed to bring innner peace.

Physical Characteristics: Kapha types have a strong build and excellent stamina. Large, soft eyes; smooth, radiant skin; and thick hair are also important Kapha characteristics. Those who are predominantly Kapha sleep soundly and have regular digestion. But when Kapha builds to excess, weight gain, fluid retention, and allergies manifest in the body. When they’re out of balance, Kapha types may become overweight, sleep excessively, and suffer from asthma, diabetes, and depression.

A relative of the blueberry, bilberry is similar in appearance. Bilberries are smaller and darker in color than blueberries. While the inner pulp of a blueberry is light green, the pulp of a bilberry is red or purple. Bilberries are rich in anthocyanins, which has a variety of health benefits, including cancer prevention, anti-aging, and anti-inflammatory properties.

Cleansing your body doesn’t have to include strong herbs that cause stomach discomfort. Not only are they time tested and safe, these herbs are getting attention as gentle yet effective herbs for removing bacteria, parasites, toxic chemical and digestive wastes from the body. After drinking this tea, users will notice mild digestive effects and overall improved elimination.

This Detox blend is specifically targeted to simulate the liver. This is one of the best filters to remove toxins from you system. Any stagnation that occurs there will almost always lead to buildup of too much toxicity. In Ayurveda this known as ama. Ama can build up anywhere. An example is Lactic Acid in your muscles after a workout.

This Hybrid Herbal Blend - Enduro gives you the staying power you need to keep you going when you need it most. Using adaptogen herbs traditionally used for increasing stamina, this stimulative blend was developed to condition the body by neutralizing the harmful effects of free radicals, oxygenating the blood, promoting circulation and increasing the body's overall resilience for a quicker recovery. A flavorful experience, that can be made iced as well.

Hibiscus is a sweet but tart liquid that many find refreshing whether it’s prepared hot or cold. It’s often combined with spices like cinnamon and nutmeg and enjoyed warm at holiday times in some areas. This refreshing tea can be sweetened with sugar or honey, but many people feel that the tea is sweet enough to drink without any additives. Many types of herbal tea combine hibiscus with other ingredients, such as rose hips or mint.