Hay Fever Tea - Loose Leaf

Nettle leaf is the humble stinging nettle known as a widely spreading weed and many herbalists’ favourite herb! It has been well known for centuries in European herbal medicine as a rich source of nutrients to help with weakness, and fatigue after prolonged illness for recovery, nourishing kidneys, helping to metabolise proteins, and assisting with allergies, urticaria and much more.

Elderberries are rich in antioxidants and minerals and have immune-enhancing, antiviral and histamine-calming properties — providing an effective all-round remedy for allergy sufferers of any age.

Eyebright is a wonderful herb for clearing nasopharyngeal catarrh, clearing inflammation from eyes, sinuses and throat, and nourishing mucous membranes. Besides hay fever, eyebright assists in all upper-respiratory and eye infections.

Golden Rod is a traditionally used herb in Europe, making its way even to modern western medicine. This widespread yellow-flowered plant has been successfully used to calm allergies, especially the ones with red, watery eyes, which are known for cat allergies. It's a wonderful urinary helper, especially in bacterial infections, both acute and chronic. It is ideal for that tired, worn-out feeling which often comes from exhausted kidneys.

Ginkgo Biloba leaf has been widely known for its benefits for memory, blood circulation and promoting healing. It also has a significant effect in managing allergies due to the therapeutic compounds called ginkgolides, effective anti-oxidants, anti-inflammatory substances, and seven naturally occurring antihistamines.

Through many client testimonials over the last nine years, we can confidently say, yes it does! The extent to which hay fever tea helps will depend on other factors such as your lifestyle, body constitution, and severity of the condition. Address these issues with your health care professional and use hay fever tea alongside their advice for optimal results.

You can enjoy 3-4 cups of tea daily, hot, warm or cold.