Lung Coat Respiratory Support Tea
$9.99
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Lung Coat Respiratory Support Tea
$9.99
Breathe deeply and find relief with Lung Coat Respiratory Support Tea. This powerful, loose-leaf herbal blend is mindfully crafted to soothe raw airways, clear congestion, and support deep, comfortable breathing. Combining traditional respiratory roots with comforting barks and soothing botanicals, this caffeine-free blend coats your lungs and throat with a layer of warm, protective herbal comfort when you need it most.
🌟 Flavor Profile
- Deep & Complex: Sweet star anise, sarsaparilla, and wild cherry bark create a rich, slightly sweet, root-beer-like depth.
- Bright & Spicy: Uplifting orange peel and warm, pungent elecampane root cut through the rich base with a sharp, medicinal clarity.
- Smooth & Grounding: Earthy mullein, red clover, and honeybush balance the blend with a velvety, comforting finish.
🌿 Wellness Benefits
- Soothes Irritated Airways: Mullein leaf and wild cherry bark are time-tested botanicals traditionally used to coat and calm raw, irritated throats and spasmodic coughs.
- Clears Lung Congestion: Elecampane root acts as a potent expectorant, helping to loosen stubborn mucus, clear deep congestion, and open up airways.
- Supports Deep Breathing: Star anise and sarsaparilla provide natural anti-inflammatory and microbial support, helping to defend the respiratory tract from seasonal bugs.
- Calms the Nervous System: Skullcap helps ease the physical tension and exhaustion that often accompanies a persistent cough or respiratory stress.
- Nutrient & Antioxidant Rich: Honeybush, red clover, and orange peel provide a steady dose of vitamin C and antioxidants to support overall immune defenses.
☕ Brewing Instructions
- Amount: 1–2 teaspoons per 8 oz cup
- Temperature: 208°F (Boiling water)
- Steep Time: 10–15 minutes (extended steeping ensures the tough barks and roots fully release their beneficial properties)
⚠️ Safety Note
- Consult your healthcare provider before use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, taking prescription medications, or have an underlying medical condition.