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Restore Tea - OKU | NZ Native Herbs Size:15 Tea Bags magick TURMERIC brings a warm

Restore Tea - OKU | NZ Native Herbs Size:15 Tea Bags magick TURMERIC brings a warmRestore brings together a remarkable blend of NZ Native Herbs that combine Kawakawa, Karamu, Manuka and Kumarahou. These are combined with the spiciness of Cinnamon and the wonderful properties of Nettle leaf that is well known in herbal folklore. Together these herbs create a truly unique combination that are all about helping and supporting you stay in balance and harmony. Ingredients: Wildcrafted Kawakawa (22%), Organic Nettles, Wildcrafted Karamu

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magick TURMERIC brings a warm

dual extracted 10:1 extract

A blend of organic Japanese matcha straight from the growers

are on essential medications or have multiple allergies please seek professional guidance before using

mind and spirit tonic

Restore Tea - OKU | NZ Native Herbs Size:15 Tea Bags magick TURMERIC brings a warmRestore brings together a remarkable blend of NZ Native Herbs that combine Kawakawa, Karamu, Manuka and Kumarahou. These are combined with the spiciness of Cinnamon and the wonderful properties of Nettle leaf that is well known in herbal folklore. Together these herbs create a truly unique combination that are all about helping and supporting you stay in balance and harmony. Ingredients: Wildcrafted Kawakawa (22%), Organic Nettles, Wildcrafted Karamu

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