Happy Tummy, Happy Life Herbal Tea

When your plumbing isn't playing nice, life can be a real downer. Who wants a pesky stomachache when you could be living it up and dancing until 2 in the morning? Okay, maybe that was 10 or 20 years ago, but who's even counting? You catch my drift, right?

So, keeping your tummy happy equals keeping your life on the up and up. It's that simple. 

This tea is the superhero for your belly, with its special blend of cinnamon, fennel, blackberry leaves, peppermint, lemon balm, and anise hyssop. It's like a comforting hug for your digestive system, making sure you feel good inside and out. 

But what if your tummy is already golden? You'll still go nuts for this tea because it's downright delicious with a cozy cinnamon flavor. It's like a secret agent — it helps you unwind too! 

For all you fennel skeptics out there: even if you're not a fan, the cinnamon swoops in and masks the fennel's taste, so you can enjoy all its perks without even realizing it.

 Fun fact: Happy Tummy, Happy Life Tea used to go by the name, "Tummy Tamer." But we realized it's more than just a tamer; it's a game-changer. So, we set it free to be itself, and it transformed into the Happy Tummy, Happy Life Tea you know and love today. 

Life's too short not to savor every moment, right?

Ingredients

Organic Cinnamon, Organic Fennel, Organic Blackberry Leaf, Organic Lemon Balm, Organic Peppermint, Organic Anise Hyssop

The Taste

Like a yummy muffin without calories. Seriously. The cinnamon flavor is so amazing with its slight undertones of fennel taste. It's delicious cold or hot.

Tea Options

When it comes to servings, we've got options, my friend.

• You can go for loose leaf (25-30 cups) or tea bags (15 Pyramid bags),
•  or the Sampler Tin (5 tea bags).
• Oh, and we've got a 15 Tea Bag Refill Pouch, too. And for the true tea lovers,
•  There's the Bulk Herbs option - about four times the amount of our loose-leaf tins. 

The Brew Lowdown

For loose tea, take one heaping teaspoon, rub the bag like you're rubbing Aladdin's Genie's lamp, or use a spoon to break up the herbs. If you're using a tea bag, give it a light rub. Let it steep for 10 minutes or more.

 If you forget about it, no biggie - it's good cold, too. And remember, the spent herbs can still be beneficial after brewing, so don't toss 'em!

Engage that lid-locking superhero mode to keep the freshness in. So, let's keep air, heat, or light from messing with our tea party. It's all about enjoying that fantastic flavor, am I right?