Looking for Herbs to put in teas to give you energy

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Does anyone know of herbs that give you energy? Thanks.

 

 

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Hi Moonfirelady (love the name !!)

I am very new to this group and am still learning a lot!

 

I think, though, that Gingko Biloba as well as Gurana are energy boosters.

Gingko is a root that tastes like dirt. Gurana is a seed that grows in the

Amazon. The shell is discarded and they use the very centre of the seed.

Gingko helps with your circulatory system and Gurana helps with your nervous

system.

My partner has them in coffee though, but you could have them in tea. He says to

put milk with them to disguise the taste because they taste very " earthy "

 

HTH

 

Justine

 

Does anyone know of herbs that give you energy? Thanks.

 

 

Sending Blessings,

 

Moonfirelady

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know of herbs that

give you energy? Thanks.

 

 

Sending Blessings,

 

Moonfirelady

 

Dear Moonfire,

 

What is your diet like?

What is the story behind your lack of energy?

 

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Saturday, January 07, 2006 6:39 PM

Re: Looking for Herbs to put in teas to give you

energy

 

 

> Hi Moonfirelady (love the name !!)

> I am very new to this group and am still learning a lot!

>

> I think, though, that Gingko Biloba as well as Gurana are energy boosters.

> Gingko is a root that tastes like dirt. Gurana is a seed that grows in the

> Amazon. The shell is discarded and they use the very centre of the seed.

> Gingko helps with your circulatory system and Gurana helps with your

> nervous system.

> My partner has them in coffee though, but you could have them in tea. He

> says to put milk with them to disguise the taste because they taste very

> " earthy "

>

> HTH

>

> Justine

>

> Does anyone know of herbs that give you energy? Thanks.

>

>

> Sending Blessings,

>

> Moonfirelady

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Moonfirelady,

 

The energy tea I drink is a blend of cooked Rehmannia rt, ginkgo leaf,

oatstraw,

carob pods, siberian ginseng, Dang shen, nettle leaf, hawthorn leaf

and flower and roasted dandelion root. I've also tinctured it for the

times when I am out and about and can't drink a tea.

 

Sandi

BlackKat Herbs

http://www.blackkatherbs.com

[Guest guest]

> Gingko is a root that

> tastes like dirt.

 

Any ginkgo I have seen is from the leaves, not the

root. Ginkgo biloba is a tree, and harvesting the

roots from a tree would be difficult at best. Where

are you getting your ginkgo from? I would be

interested in what the medicinal properties of the

root vs. the leaves would be.

 

As for energy, I make a tea blend for mornings that

uses burdock, eleuthro ginseng, schizandra berries,

licorice and chickory root. These herbs (with the

exception of chickory, that's just there to create a

flavor reminiscent of coffe) all have action on the

adrenal glands, working as a tonic (nourishing the

glands so they work better, rather than caffeine,

which simply kicks them into overdrive and depletes

them).

 

Hope that helps!

Green Blessings,

Rebecca

 

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[Guest guest]

Dear Rebecca,

 

Over here we can get gingko Drinks that have a chunk of root in them. They

come in a clear bottle and you can see the root.. it is a very earthy

looking drink. We have bought them from the chinatown section of our city,

but it is definitely a gingko root/drink. The root is usually the part of

the plant that has strongest properties, so is much more effective for

energy than just the leaves. This is the reason why gingko tastes like dirt

for us LOL

 

If there are any more questions, I will go and buy a bottle. It has asian

writing on it,but perhaps I can figure it out on the offchance there is some

english on the bottle.

 

Justine

[Guest guest]

Hi Moonfirelady!

 

Personally, I like to use a very simple blend for energy. 1-3 herbs

depending on the task at hand so to speak. All of the advice/tips

have been great here. It is hard to really determine what you need

without knowing more about what your exact need is.

 

Can you tell us more??

 

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> Does anyone know of herbs that give you energy? Thanks.

>

>

> Sending Blessings,

>

> Moonfirelady

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

<Over here we can get gingko Drinks

that have a chunk of root in them. >

 

Are you mixing up Gingko and ginger?

Gingko uses leaves, ginger roots.

 

Ah well.

Both great herbs. Our Earth Mother has

supplied so many wonderful substances for

our health, it really takes some doing to

get sick, as long as we don't live too

far from Her.

 

Ien, having a smarmy moment.

I can get choked up about the power of

plants, and other natural healing ways.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Gingko is a root that

> tastes like dirt.

In that case, he meant ginseng?

 

 

[Guest guest]

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[Guest guest]

We drove past the shop yesterday and yes.. it was ginseng. Sorry about the

mistake. I am not with it lately !!!

So no gingko root!! I feel a bit silly now.. .. . . . . This ginseng drink

is a great energy booster.

 

Justine

 

 

 

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Ieneke van Houten

Tuesday, January 10, 2006 2:33 AM

Re: Re: Looking for Herbs to put in teas to give you

energy

 

 

Gingko is a root that

> tastes like dirt.

In that case, he meant ginseng?

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

At 10:53 AM 1/9/2006, you wrote:

 

> > Does anyone know of herbs that give you energy? Thanks.

 

Rosemary tea!

 

but the best energizer I know is pink grapefruit essential oil in an

aromalamp or diffuser.

 

 

 

 

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