Case Studies: Herbal Digestive Teas
May/June 2003
By Christopher Hobbs, L.Ac, A.H.G.
Over the years, I’ve found that most patients prefer capsules or tablets to teas because of the convenience and because of taste. The digestive teas listed here are a big exception. Popular because they taste good and work more quickly than capsules, they are rapidly absorbed and affect the entire digestive tract. These teas are made by steeping 1 teaspoon of the coarsely ground herbs per cup of water for 20 minutes. For heavier barks and roots, simmer for 10 minutes, then steep for 20.
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Christopher Hobbs’s case studies are gleaned from his 30 years of studying and practicing herbalism. Hobbs, a fourth-generation botanist and herbalist, is the creator of the correspondence course Foundations of Herbalism. Visit his website at www.christopherhobbs.com.
“Case Studies” is not intended to replace the advice of your health-care provider.
Click here for the original article, Healing Herbs for Healthy Digestion.