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Box of 20 tea bags, 100% natural herbal supplement, naturally caffeine free, non GMO project verified. Net weight 1.06 ounces, or 30 grams.
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Lung Soother Tea – by Bravo Tea

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Lung Soother Tea is an herbal tea blend that is formulated to provide support and relief for the respiratory system. This type of tea contains herbs that have benefits for soothing the lungs, promoting clear breathing, and supporting overall respiratory health. Amount: 20 tea bags.

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4 reviews for Lung Soother Tea – by Bravo Tea

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  1. Tony p
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    Mild flavor and very relaxing for my airways

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  2. Mark Rouse
    Verified owner

    You can feel the effect of this product shortly after consumption & soother is the perfect adjective! Love all dozen Bravo teas I buy & will continue using them.

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  3. Cynthia McCardle
    Verified owner

    The taste is not that great. I usually add a little lemon to it, it definitely keeps my lungs clear.

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  4. Debra Gladgo
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    Helps when I get to coughing to sooth and stop it.Taste great or add honey!

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What is Lung Soother Tea?

Supports Healthy Lungs & Easy Breathing*

Based on a classic formula of Traditional Chinese Medicine, this blend helps maintain balanced lung and respiratory conditions while soothing and supporting healthy airways for easy breathing.*

Time Tested Benefits: Bravo Teas are based on the wisdom of Traditional Chinese Herbal Medicine, a natural holistic system that has been practiced for over 4,000 years, cultivating health and wellness.

Jasmine Infused Flavor: The natural flavors of the precious herbs in each of our teas are delicately woven with the smooth and refreshing taste of jasmine flowers to create a deliciously balanced brew every time you enjoy a cup of  Bravo Tea.

  • Naturally Caffeine Free
  • Gluten Free
  • Non-GMO Project Verified
  • No Artificial Flavoring
  • No Preservatives

Herbal Ingredients in Lung Soother Tea

Dosage Instructions for Lung Soother Tea

  • To achieve best results, start your regimen with at least 3 to 5 tea bags daily for 1 to 2 weeks. After that, you may lower the daily dosage for everyday maintenance.
  • Proper Brewing will ensure that you get all the benefits this tea can offer.
  • Steep 1 or 2 tea bags in hot water for 5 to 8 minutes for hot tea.
  • Use more tea bags for a stronger tea. Tea bags can be reused until the water runs clear.
  • Steep in hot water and refrigerate or add ice for iced tea.
  • Squeeze the tea bag gently into the cup to release more beneficial ingredients.
  • Sweeten with your favorite sweetener if desired.

Amount: 20 tea bags

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