Tea of the Week | Organic Lung Health 🫁

Hey tea lovers! Welcome back to Tea of the Week, our weekly series where we walk you through everything about a selected tea. This week in our Southern Oregon office it is very smoky outside and we've all been taking advantage of drinking organic lung health tea to help our lungs which is why we wanted to highlight it for our selected tea this week. Let's talk about the seven ingredients that go into this blend. The first ingredient in organic lung health is organic Ginger root helps relieve congestion and improve circulation in your body which also relieves inflammation. Ginger root has been studied to show effective improvement in lung damage and lung protection. Organic licorice root is known to have both antimicrobial and antibacterial effects on the body which helps to relieve upper respiratory ailments. Additionally licorice root can help to expel mucus and relieve irritation in the lungs. Ginkgo biloba is next. Ginkgo biloba is another anti-inflammatory ingredient which can also help to increase lung capacity. Ginkgo can also help treat lung ailments such as COPD and asthma. Next up is organic lemongrass. Lemongrass is full of nutrients including iron, calcium, and vitamin c. Iron is an essential ingredient to aid in the transfer of oxygen from your lungs to your blood. In addition lemongrass is a calming herb and can help to relieve stress. Organic sage comes next. Sage is an expectorant which helps to expel mucus. Additionally sage is full of antioxidants that help the body heal faster and help to prevent colds and flus. Our sixth ingredient is organic oregano. Oregano is a great ingredient for providing relief from allergies and cleansing the lungs. Additionally oregano helps improve airflow and is a natural immune system booster. Our seventh and final ingredient is organic slippery elm. This soothing ingredient coats the throat, stomach, and mouth to provide a soothing effect and relieve dryness. Slippery elm provides pain and inflammation relief to the respiratory system and lungs. Next up let's make a soothing drink to help with lung health. One of the fun things that I get to do at my job is I get to test new products that we might sell. This little tea steeper is something that I'm testing this week to make sure it holds up well but basically all you do is put the tea leaves in the bottom and add your hot water over the top. I'm using two teaspoons of organic lung health and about six ounces of hot water. Next I'm adding some honey and a little bit of powdered ginger to some hot oat milk which I'm going to froth and then add on top of my lung health tea to give it a little extra sweetness and creaminess. And here's the magic of that cool little tea steeper. You just set it on top of your teacup and the tea pours out the bottom all filtered and ready to go. Let me know in the comments below if you guys would be interested in this product and I'm going to finish testing it at the end of this week. I'm adding my oat milk on top of my steep lung health and that's really all there is to this latte. It's extremely soothing, warm, and comforting. And that's all I've got for you this week. If you're somewhere where that smoky or the air quality isn't the best, consider giving organic lung health a try. You really will feel the difference in your breathing and the way that your body feels. I hope you enjoyed Tea of the Week. If you love these videos, make sure to like and subscribe and have a great rest of your week. Bye!