Calming Blends for Diverticulitis and Diverticulosis

Calming Blends Tea for Diverticulosis and Diverticulitis

During episodes of painful diverticulosis or diverticulitis, nothing can be more satisfying than soothing relief that may come from our Signature Blend Calming Tea. This special blend is produced from organically grown herbs and has a wonderful calming effect.

Embodied in this blend are the finest selections of Egyptian Chamomile, Marshmallow leaves, Peppermint leaves and Wild Yam. Read more on the qualities of each herb and how together, they may help relieve pain and discomfort.
100% Organic. Caffeine Free.

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1/4 lb Blend - 82 Cups

$12.75

1/2 lb Blend - 164 Cups

$21.95
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Excellent depth, taste and aroma

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Rest assured knowing that if you are not completely satisfied with your purchase of the calming tea, you may return it for a full refund. You may keep the recipe guide as our gift to you.

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Houston, TX 77063
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Most excellent tea - this is my 2nd order!
--Mike C.

The tea works great, don't know how but it does. When I went off the tea for a few days the symptoms on my left side came back. I took the tea again and symptoms went away. So what if I have to drink it daily. Symptoms are gone, I am HAPPY.
--John F.

My wife suffered from diverticulitis pain. She also no longer suffers from any of these problems. To make long story short, we will never stop drinking your tea.
--Mark R.

I was just diagnosed with diverticulosis today, after getting over a painful case of diverticulitis. I'm looking forward to the recipes and tea. I've already tried one of the posted recipes on your websites...it was very good.
--Arlene H.

My wife and I both have experienced terrific results from drinking the Diverticulitis Tea. In one week, my wife's pain began getting more tolerable and now three weeks later, the pain is nearly gone.
--Tony G.

I love this herbal blend. I drink about five cups a day!
--Kevin N.

I cannot tell you how much this tea has helped me. THANK YOU.
--Maggie T.

Often referred to as the "Great Soother, Chamomile's anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, and infection-fighting effects can benefit the whole body -- inside and out. When taken internally, it calms digestive upsets, relieves cramping, and relaxes the nerves. The finest varieties of Chamomile continue to come from Egypt and that is precisely the blend that we use in our Signature Blend. If you have yet to try it, you'll be pleasantly surprised by its superior flavor.

An infusion of herbs with anti-inflammatory and soothing properties, such as Wild yam (Dioscorea villosa), German chamomile (Matricaria recutita), Marsh mallow (Althaea officinalis), and calamus (Acorus calamus, or sweet flag) may be helpful in treating the inflammation of diverticulitis. Ginger (Zingiber officinale) can also be helpful in relieving gastrointestinal gas that may be symptomatic of the disorder.

Source: Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine

Marshmallow root derives its botanical name from the Greek word "altho", which means “to heal.” The sweet, cool root of Marshmallow makes it an excellent demulcent and primarily been used as a traditional herbal soothing agent for conditions of the digestive tract.

A native of the Mediterranean, peppermint is revered for its refreshingly light aroma, as well as its natural, caffeine-free taste. Peppermint specifically helps relax the intestinal tract thereby relieving cramping and griping. If you have yet to try peppermint tea, you'll be pleasantly surprised by its superior flavor.

Peppermint is employed in the treatment of various digestive ailments, such as irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn's disease , diverticulitis, liver and gallbladder complaints, loss of appetite, spastic colon, diarrhea, gas, bloating, colic, cramps, and heartburn. The infused herb tea of peppermint or a few drops of its essential oil stimulate the flow of digestive juices and the production of bile, a substance that helps to digest fats. This eases indigestion, relieves gas, reduces colon spasms, and eases motion sickness and nausea.

Source: Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine

Wild yam contains substances called alkaloids, which are muscle relaxants that especially target muscles in the abdomen and pelvis. This action suggests that wild yam may be of particular value for digestive disorders, such as diverticulitis, Crohn's disease, and irritable bowel syndrome.