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The Original Diverticulitis Tea

For over 17 years, thousands of people suffering from Diverticulitis and Diverticulosis have made this tea part of their daily regimen, others drink the tea when they start having symptoms or flare-ups.

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Our tea is delivered to you in a seal-able pouch to preserve maximum freshness and flavor. It contains a proprietary organic and aromatic blend of Chamomile Flowers, Peppermint Leaves, Wild Yam Root and Marshmallow Leaves.

Chamomile Flowers (Organic)

Chamomile Tea for Diverticulitis

Chamomile has shown to help calm muscle spasms in the stomach and also has anti-inflammatory properties which helps reduce the symptoms associated with an inflamed digestive tract*. Chamomile is also known to relieve stress and anxiety. The finest varieties of organic Chamomile is precisely the blend that we use in this tea. You will be pleasantly surprised by its superior flavor. Source: National Library of Medicine Link to original article

Marshmallow Leaves (Organic)

Marshmallow Tea for Diverticulitis

Research has shown that marshmallow has numerous medicinal benefits, particularly in safeguarding and soothing the mucous membranes. Marshmallow leaf creates a slippery substance called mucilage that soothes and coats irritated membranes in the esophagus, stomach, and intestines.* Source: Web MD Link to original article

Peppermint Leaves (Organic)

Peppermint Tea for Diverticulitis

The compounds of peppermint have antispasmodic properties that reduce spasms of the colon and intestinal tract and relax the stomach muscles. Peppermint also has a soothing effect on the lining and muscles of the colon, which helps to relieve a spastic colon. Menthol acts to stimulate the stomach lining. Its cooling properties soothe the stomach and ease pain*. Source: Science Daily Link to original article

Wild Yam Root (Organic)

Wild Yam Tea for Diverticulitis

Wild Yam Root helps to maintain a balance of hormones in the body and is a perfect example of the old saying Let your food be your medicine (Hippocrates, ‘the father of medicine’). Wild yam contains substances called alkaloids, which are muscle relaxants that especially target muscles in the abdomen and pelvis*. Source: Healthy.net Link to original article