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The Herbal Tea RX

by Shelly

A soothing cup of tea is a safe way to treat many of children’s and some adults minor ailments. Use prepared tea bags or a teaspoon of the dried herbs below in a cup of boiling water.

Symptom: Upset stomach; colic and crankiness in babies.

Herb: Chamomile

For ages: Six months and older

Try: Celestial Seasonings Organic Chamomile
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Sympton: Constipation

Herb: Senna

For ages: 1 year and older

Try: Traditional Medicinals Smooth Move
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Symptom: Sore throat

Herb: Licorice, slippery elm

For ages: Three years and older

Try: Traditional Medicinals Throat Coat
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Symptoms: Stomachaches or Nausea

Herb: Ginger

For ages: Five years and older

Try: Traditional Medicinals Organic Ginger
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Symptoms: Generally Unwell

Herb: Green Tea (decaf)

For ages: Five years and older

Try: Choice Organic Teas Decaf Green Tea with Peach


Posted in Natural RX on August 29th, 2007

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