Tahuya Tea & Herbals

Tahuya Tea & Herbals Everything I make has a purpose in helping your wellness path. I'm committed to offering choices to add to your own health and self-care plan. Be well, be happy.

You'll find more of me at Randi Lindgren Tahuya Tea.

SPOILER ALERT:  market season won't last forever. Get on down to the Shelton Farmers Market and stock up. I'm here with ...
09/06/2025

SPOILER ALERT: market season won't last forever. Get on down to the Shelton Farmers Market and stock up. I'm here with my 25 different teas today, 7 flavors of local honey direct from the hives and CBD topical products for you and your dog.

When preparing your herbal arsenal don't forget fermented garlic in honey. Guaranteed to attack invading germs and help ...
09/04/2025

When preparing your herbal arsenal don't forget fermented garlic in honey. Guaranteed to attack invading germs and help you maintain good health. I've got fresh from the hive local honey. Meadowfoam, blackberry, fireweed, buckwheat and more. Hit me up.

08/31/2025
It's Saturday.  You know where to find me.
08/30/2025

It's Saturday. You know where to find me.

08/29/2025

OK, so I'm really excited about hibiscus...here's my last post on it.

A recent analysis of 12 clinical trials that studied hibiscus tea's effects on BP concluded the following:

Hibiscus works: Drinking hibiscus tea daily for at least four weeks lowered BP about as much as standard prescription BP medications, prescribed diets, and other teas. The tea is most effective in people who have chronically high BP (hypertension).

Effects on systolic blood pressure: When taken daily, hibiscus tea lowers systolic blood pressure (SBP) by an average of 8.8 millimeters of mercury (mmHg). SBP is the top number in your BP reading. It measures the pressure in arteries (small blood vessels) as the heart pumps blood to the rest of the body.

Effects on diastolic blood pressure: Hibiscus tea also lowers diastolic blood pressure (DBP), but not as significantly as SBP. DBP is the bottom number in your BP. It measures pressure in the arteries between heartbeats.

Skip the alcohol, it raises your blood pressure.

08/29/2025

Photo provided by a customer.

08/29/2025

The chilled Hibiscus, Rosehips and Berries tea sample was a hit in the heat at last Saturday’s market. Here’s more about it…

Hibiscus is full of antioxidants, it can be beneficial for your blood pressure, blood fate levels, liver health and weight loss. It has anticancer and antibacterial properties.

Rosehips are the seed-filled bulbs that grow at the base of the blossom of a wild rose. They contain vitamins C, E, and B as well as other minerals and antioxidants. These include vitamin C, phenolic compounds, and healthy fatty acids. They also contain a substance that may ease inflammation.

Berries are a superfood/fruit. Benefits: High in antioxidants. Boost immune system function. Promote cardiovascular wellness. Aid in weight control. Support digestive well-being. Enhance mental focus. Skin nourishing Inflammation reduction. Help balance blood sugar. Promote hydration.

Drink up my friends!

It's a bright, sunshiny day at the Shelton Farmers Market today August 23rd. Feels like a grand day for iced tea. I've s...
08/23/2025

It's a bright, sunshiny day at the Shelton Farmers Market today August 23rd. Feels like a grand day for iced tea. I've samples of Hibiscus, Rosehip and Berry blend and Arnold Pamler.

08/21/2025

Sometimes it’s all about having a great cup of black tea. I love it, myself. And I made my own blend of Assam (India), Ceylon (Sri Lanka) and Darjeeling (India).

• Black tea is rich in antioxidants like theaflavins and thearubigins that support heart health, reduce stroke risk, and may lower cancer risk.
• Black tea can help regulate blood sugar levels and improve insulin sensitivity, making it a smart choice for metabolic health.
• Brewing loose-leaf black tea fresh maximizes health benefits—avoid excess sugar or cream to keep it clean.
• Drinking 2-3 cups daily offers a balanced caffeine boost with L-theanine for improved focus and mental clarity.
• Overconsumption (5+ cups) may cause caffeine-related side effects; moderation is key.

Send me a message if you'd like to get some, or come to the Shelton or Seabeck Saturday/Sunday markets!

It's great blended with lemonade for an 'Arnold Palmer.'

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