Earth Mama Angel Baby, Organic Morning Wellness Tea, Ginger Mint, Caffeine Free, 16 Tea Bags, 1.3 oz ( 37 g)

• Organics
• USDA Organic
• Organic Herbal Tea for Queasy Tummies
• Comforting Ginger Mint
• Caffeine Free
• Certified Organic by QAI
• Kosher
• Certified Kosher by Earth Kosher

About Morning Wellness Tea

It's great to be expecting an angel, but while your body is preparing for your gift from heaven, your tummy feels like it's doing jumping jacks! When every little smell is suddenly a challenge, sip a cup of Ginger-minty USDA Certified 100% Organic Morning Wellness Tea. Safely calming for pregnancy queasies, perfect to soothe the whole family's urpy tummies.

Ginger (Zingiber Officinale)

Huddling under a lush tropical flower, knobby Ginger Root is the ugly duckling of herbs. But as the centerpiece of a grandma's famous gingerbread, or the prickling kick in ginger beer, Ginger Root shines. Ginger also has been shown to have remarkable non-culinary qualities. Clinical research in the US supports information that Ginger safely and effectively reduces the severity of nausea and vomiting during pregnancy, and Ginger is approved in both the German Pharmacopoeia and the British Herbal Compendium for anti-nausea.

This settling brew blends Ginger Root with spearmint, a hint of peppermint, and stomach-soothing chamomile and lemon balm with just a twist of orange peel for flavor.

Mama's Promise

Safe, organic products that work. Naturally. Mama's USDA Certified 100% Organic Herbal blends combine traditional plant wisdom and evidence-based research for safety and effectiveness in a comforting, delicious cup of tea.

Mama's promise is to offer only safe, pure, natural products that work. Women trust Mama. After all, if Mama wouldn't use it for her own family then she doesn't sell it. Promise.

Boil water. Steep 5-10 min. Suggested serving 1-3 cups daily. Consult your healthcare provider to find out what's best for you.

Consult a knowledgeable healthcare provider about the use of herbs during pregnancy, when nursing a baby or if nausea continues.