Fungus is ugly, reeking havoc in the body from the digestive system, the bloodstream, to the joints & eventually your skin. Try drinking this simple & delicious beauty tea I’ve created with the freshness of organic spearmint. Boasting anti-fungal properties (Pau d’arco is an anti-candida/yeast infection herb), & oh so anti-aging (anything anti-fungal is highly anti-aging) with the sweet scent of rose petals (making it pretty!) & a touch of spicy ginger. MMM. All my friends LOVE this tea & request it when they visit 
ANTI-FUNGAL BEAUTY TEA ~ Secret no more!
INGREDIENTS:
2 parts pau d’arco bark
2 parts spearmint leaves
Rose petals
Dried ginger
To make: simply steep in a pot to taste
MAKETH ONE EVEN MORE BEAUTIFUL ♥
My article posted to THE CHALKBOARD MAG contains more DIY spunky tea ideas ~ HERE.
This tea not only looks great it tastes great too! Thanks Abby!!
Thanks Sarah, yes pretty good for such a ‘medicinal tea’;)
About your anti-fungal tea… how do you prepare it? I’m not sure. I was thinking Blender but that sounds like a bad idea. Do you wrap it in a teabag and steep it, like you would green tea? This sounds like something I really want to try. Could you please let me know how you take the ingredients and make the final product?
Thanks,
Christy
Hi Christy..
Abigail
You may steep it in boiling water in a teapot, or teabag.
Just measure the dry ingredients according to taste, you may like more or less spearmint. I like to use about 2/3 Pau d’arco, 1/3 spearmint leaves & a sprinkle of rosepetals & dried ginger for colour & flavour. Mix together well & store in an airtight container.
Hi Christy..
Abigail
You may steep it in boiling water in a teapot, or teabag.
Just measure the dry ingredients according to taste, you may like more or less spearmint. I like to use about 2/3 Pau d’arco, 1/3 spearmint leaves & a sprinkle of rosepetals & dried ginger for colour & flavour. Mix together well & store in an airtight container.
Hi Abigail,
just wondering if you know of a good online store that sells these ingredients?
Thanks x
Hi Louise, I usually buy them through a health food store as we have such a great herb selection but I’m sure there would be great online options.
Google & see what you feel is best xx 