08/28/2026
ImmuniTea is here and yes, it is exactly as extra as it sounds.
This is not a sad dusty “wellness” tea that tastes like lawn clippings and disappointment. ImmuniTea is a full-on herbal committee meeting in a cup: traditional immune-season allies, a little adaptogenic backbone, and enough mint, ginger, and lemongrass that you’ll actually finish the mug.
Made for those weeks when everyone around you is sniffling, traveling, overdoing it, or just running on fumes. Think daily support, not a miracle. Tea first. Panic later. Or preferably never.
What’s in the blend (and why it’s there):
Amalaki — The bright, tart Ayurvedic berry also known as amla. Traditionally used to support vitality, resilience, and that “I might actually make it through this week” feeling.
Echinacea herb — The classic garden workhorse. Traditionally used at the first hint of “something’s coming on” and as seasonal immune support.
Burdock root — Earthy, grounding, and long used as a gentle system-clearing herb. The quiet one in the blend doing background work.
Spearmint — Keeps the whole thing drinkable. Cooling, fresh, and there so you don’t have to choke down your herbs like a punishment.
Ginger root — Warmth, circulation, and a little kick. Also the reason this doesn’t taste like boiled twigs.
Tulsi (holy basil) — The adaptogen that smells like a temple and a kitchen at the same time. Traditionally used for stress, stamina, and staying even when life is not.
Guduchi — Another Ayurvedic staple, traditionally used to support immune function and recovery. The “we’ve seen some things” herb.
Lemongrass — Bright, citrusy lift. Makes the deeper roots and resins feel like a tea instead of a homework assignment.
Ashwagandha — Steady, grounding adaptogen. Traditionally used for stress, energy, and not coming unglued by Thursday.
How to drink it:�Steep 1–2 tsp in hot water for 5–10 minutes. 1–2 cups a day. Honey if you want. Lemon if you’re feeling fancy. Consistency beats heroics.
Organic ingredients: amalaki, echinacea herb, burdock root, spearmint, ginger root, tulsi, guduchi, lemongrass, ashwagandha.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition, check with your healthcare provider before use.
