Things You'll Need:
- Tea ball
- Teapot, sauce pan, or cup
- Sweetener (optional)
- Dried chamomile herb
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Step 1
Bring 1 cup of water to a boil in a teapot on top of a stove. Once the water comes to a boil turn the heat off and allow the water to stop boiling.
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Step 2
Add a heaping tablespoon of dried chamomile herb to a tea ball. Make sure the tea ball is closed tightly and then add it to the teapot.
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Step 3
Allow the hot water and herbs to steep for five minutes. The longer you let it steep the stronger the tea will become. If you like strong tea then I suggest letting it steep for ten minutes or so.
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Step 4
Once the chamomile tea has steeped long enough to your liking you can then pour the tea into a cup and drink it hot or allow it to cool and place a few ice cubes into the cup of tea. Add your favorite sweetener to the cup of tea if needed.
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Step 5
Enjoy this interesting yarrow tea to help lower high blood pressure.











Comments
WordWhizKid said
on 11/24/2008 I didn't know you could use chamomile for aches, this is great thanks!
kaseysviewblog said
on 7/28/2008 Sounds good, Thanks.
mattlee said
on 7/14/2008 sounds good - thanks
mchapman said
on 7/4/2008 added to my favorites, I love the use of herbs in healing.....Mary
JL1543 said
on 2/11/2008 Not a problem. Glad to have helped.