8 delicious teas to keep you warm during winters

Rosemary

Laura Rubin highlights rosemary as a winter favorite for its potent anti-inflammatory and anti-viral properties. It's also noted for enhancing memory and cognition.

Ginger

Erin Stokes recommends ginger for its natural warming and soothing qualities, which aid digestion and offer anti-inflammatory benefits.

Nettle Leaf

Laura Rubin praises nettle leaf for its high nutritional value, rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. It supports immune function and reduces inflammation.

Matcha

Erin Stokes describes matcha as a Japanese green tea that promotes calm focus due to its L-Theanine content. It's also loaded with catechins, beneficial for fighting free radicals.

Chamomile

Laura Rubin touts chamomile as a calming herb that supports digestive health, mood, and overall well-being.

Goldenrod

Laura Rubin discusses goldenrod's anti-inflammatory properties and its benefits for digestion and respiratory health, with a caution for those with sunflower allergies.

Echinacea

Laura Rubin emphasizes echinacea's role in boosting immune response, recommending its short-term use due to its potent effects.

cinnamon tea

A warm, spicy drink with health benefits, enjoyed hot or cold for its soothing qualities.