Homemade Honey Lemon Ginger Tea For Digestion (TGIF Ep.27)

This homemade honey lemon ginger tea for digestion will help you digest your meals, may assist with irritable bowel syndrome, and may also reduce nausea. Ginger and lemon are natural anti-inflammatories, so this simple tea may help with inflammation in the body as well.
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[@matthewanzio482]

If using a quality Raw honey, Id recommend putting the honey in after the tea cools. Right before you drink it & get the most benefits from the honey. Hot water kills all the healthy nutrients & probiotics naturally in the honey. Love the Channel, keep up the great work.

[@johnrschwille3417]

Great! I love ginger. Perhaps Sharon and I should substitute this for the tea we usually drink after dinner

[@silvief1]

Great recipe. Just the honey is usually added before you drink it as it's not the best friend with boiling water as it lowers the amount of nutrients in honey

[@Healthyconsumer]

Ah, that's a great point, thank you! Cheers to your health!

[@Healthyconsumer]

Hey guys! Happy Friday! Let me know what you think after trying the tea recipe... Also I am curious if you make any simple little teas like this, and For what purpose?

[@lucysolar220]

Poor digestion

[@fair98fair]

Dobyou think ginger would go well with camomile?

[@Flipper35]

What's the name of the little "floaty balls" you use to hold the ginger in your teacup?

[@NQaryouti]

Terrific lemon squeezer ;)

[@meryemlahbara9669]

Where tare the tea leaves?

[@jeccym8715]

Can I just put grinded ginger and piece of lemon in a pot and cook for some minutes?

[@letscookyummy7320]

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[@hadarovsky]

I just do what you wrote and let them sit in the cup with boiling water for 5 minutes, I don't cook them. works great.