Herbal Tea-Peppermint - 20 - Bag

Herbal Tea-Peppermint - 20 - Bag Review

Herbal Tea-Peppermint - 20 - Bag Feature

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Captures the delicate, refreshing flavor of Oregon peppermint - the world's finest. Excellent after meals. Naturally caffeine free. Stash Peppermint Tea Peppermint is a perennial aromatic herb that is a natural hybrid of Mentha aquatica L. (water mint) and M. spicata L. (spearmint). The genus name Mentha is from the Greek Mintha, the name of a mythical nymph who metamorphosed into this plant; its species name piperita is from the Latin piper, meaning pepper, alluding to its aromatic and pungent taste. The United States is the leading producer of peppermint oil, especially in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Wisconsin, and Indiana. Peppermint Oil is a well-known flavoring added to gums,candies, medicines, ointments, liquors, mouthwashes, toothpastes and many other commodities. Mint leaves have been used in medicine for several thousand years, according to records from the Greek, Roman, and ancient Egyptian eras. Today, peppermint leaf and/or its oil are official in the national pharmacopoeias of Austria, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Russia, Switzerland, and the European Pharmacopoeia. Scientific evidence shows that the aromatic Peppermint herb helps stimulate the body and is calming to the stomach. Peppermint is one of the oldest and best-tasting home remedies for indigestion. Studies show that peppermint lessens the amount of time food spends in the stomach by stimulating the gastric lining. Peppermint is excellent for heartburn and stomachache. Mi