A cup for every phase
Herbal tea is not a supplement and is not intended to replace one. It is a moment for yourself, with herbs that women have used for generations around their cycle, during pregnancy and the menopause. All our teas are caffeine-free and make approximately 30 cups per package.
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Female Balance
Cinnamon, ginger, spearmint, nettle, lemon balm, lemon balm, and alfalfa. An everyday tea for every stage of your cycle. -
Period Power
Chamomile, yarrow, oregano, raspberry leaf, and rose petals. For the days of your period, when you especially need rest. -
Pregnancy Support
Ginger, chamomile, nettle, calendula, and rose petals. For during pregnancy. -
Mother Moments
Fenugreek seeds, raspberry leaf, nettle leaf, lemon balm, lemon balm, rosehip, and alfalfa. Deliberately without fennel and anise. For the postpartum period and while breastfeeding. -
Menopause Comfort
Sage, ginger, lemon balm, chamomile, and yarrow blossom. For the menopause and for nights that are more restless than you are used to.
How to brew it
Take approximately 2 teaspoons per cup, pour boiling water over it and let it steep for 5 to 10 minutes. The longer you leave it, the fuller the flavour. Loose tea is easiest to brew with a tea strainer or a tea ball.
Tea during pregnancy or breastfeeding
Not every herb is suitable for every phase. Our Pregnancy Support and Mother Moments are specially formulated for this. Do you use other herbal teas and are you pregnant or breastfeeding? Then please consult your midwife or GP.
Why choose Ovabalance?
Loose tea instead of bags, caffeine-free and with no added sugar.
The information provided does not replace the information given by a (treating) doctor and should not be considered medical advice.
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