Is Chamomile, Rosehip, fruit tea good for the body in general?

Nothing is 'good' for the body.

Everything will eventually kill us.

Chamomile has benefits. But a lot of the inexpensive teas do taste inexpensive. Often found in ethnic oriented delicatessans, the teas are now in main brand grocery stores. My parents really liked the teas for variety away from the Red Roses and Tetley black teas in the 1970s and 1980s. Besides, cooled tea bags make for good compresses for closed eyes.

I really lean on Twinings and Tetley (jasmine tea, camomile) for their herbal teas. Stash tea if you want stronger flavours. Kind of hard to find decaf teas that are not black teas, though. That is why you need to review the major tea brands as they have some decaf options. Celestial Seasonings-its possible to find a big box of their chamomile bags (not decaf) at Dollar Tree for a deal price. Their Sleepytime blend is a light herbal blend tea--perfect for evening sipping.

Don't buy PC brand herbal teas. Their ginger and peach blend is not pleasing after all the effort spent in making a cup of tea. Wish I could remember the US brand of tea Chapters sold in 1-2 serving sizes at their tills in the early 2000s. That ginger and peach blend was AWESOME.

Ciel wrote: ↑ Celestial Seasonings-its possible to find a big box of their chamomile bags (not decaf) at Dollar Tree for a deal price.

Chamomile doesn't contain caffeine

Chamomile tea from what i heard is supporting digestion.

For cheap herbal teas that actually taste good I like Our Finest Lemon Ginger Herbal Tea from Walmart, $2.47 https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/our-finest ... 0198423884

The $1.50/20 bags tea do not have enough filling in their bags & you tend to have to use 2 bags. Also they are straight-up chamomile for instance & not a blend which is easier to take.

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