Yogi tea recipe (yummm)

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Ingredients:

1 1/3 cup chopped ginger

8 sticks cinnamon (3 " )

1/2 heaping TBSP black pepper corns

1 level tsp whole cloves

1 1/2 level TBSP green cardamon pods

a small 1/2 palm-full black tea like English breakfast or jasmine or

3 tea bags.

recipe: (also see my comments below)

Bring to boil 1 gal + 1/2 qt Spring or good water. When at boil add

all ingredients except tea. The mixture will stop boiling. Keep the

heat on high until it boils again, then lower heat to a very slow

rolling boil. Cover.

Boil for 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 hours. Remove from flame and let sit for 1

1/2 hours at least, but not more than 3 hours. Strain the spices

out. Throw in the tea leaves, bring up to heat and steep for 10

minutes, stirring as you like. Strain the tea out.

Mix with whole raw milk, 50-50, or stronger.

[Good for removing caffein addiction. Wards off colds and flu.]

My comments:

This is the official recipe. My yogi friend does it differently and

I follow her: I boil for 4 hours. Then let sit for 8 hours, or

overnight. I omit the tea leaves, altho some say that is an integral

part. I mix with low-fat (not raw) milk, I don't do it 50-50. Do it

to taste.

For sweetener we use maple syrup or molasses. {Try it as is first.}

I used to use organic spices from the health food store, until I

realized they cost about 4 times the non-organic, so I now buy my

spices non-organic from Indian store.

There is a real difference if you use organic or not ginger. When I

can afford it I use organic.

ENJOY!

ellen

-- In , joyce la fleur

<loveandlight1111@...> wrote:

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> Hi Ellen, I would love if u would post the receipe.

> Healing Blessings Joyce

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> --- rasheedaas <rasheedaas@...> wrote:

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> > Hi Selma,

> > Yogis drink a ton of Yogi Ginger tea. Ginger is said

> > to be good for

> > inflammation. We drink it to prevent or treat colds

> > or flu. I

> > haven't had a cold since I started drinking it years

> > ago.

> > If anyone would like the recipe I will post. It is

> > yummy!

> >

> > ellen

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> > > I used the tincture 1:5, drops on tea or hot

> > water. Helps so fast

> > > with chills, that's certain. I dont' know if it

> > helps night

> > sweats. I

> > > was ART tested for babesia, but now it's quiet,

> > some time I didn't

> > > have night sweats.

> > >

> > > As tincture costs expensive, I also use ginger tea

> > with some

> > > cinammon, it also warms the body. I'm not sure

> > this will help with

> > > night sweats though.

> > >

> > > Selma

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> > > >

> > > > Anyone have a source for boneset tea? For those

> > who have used

> > > this, did it help? I am having horrible sweats on

> > and off partly

> > > related to menopause and partly related to Babs.

> > > >

> > > > Buhner recommends this under the Babs protocol.

> > > >

> > > > Thank you.

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