The Gut Ritual · 4 blends
Mornings that start light.
Mint, tulsi and gentle greens for a settled stomach — after-meal cups that end the heaviness.
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Why tea for digestion?Warm liquid + carminative herbs (mint, ginger, fennel families) are the oldest after-meal ritual there is — because it works gently.
What's in these blends?Spearmint, tulsi, lemongrass, gentle green tea — whole leaves, named on every pack.
When to drink?20–30 minutes after meals, or first thing on heavy mornings.
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Gut tea vs the alternatives — honestly
| After-meal tea | Antacid sachets | Ignoring it | |
|---|---|---|---|
| How it works | Carminative herbs settle, warm liquid moves things along | Neutralizes acid; rebound for some | It doesn't |
| Daily use | Made for it | Not recommended long-term | — |
| Side effects | None known at food doses | Read the label | The heaviness |
Questions, honest answers
Before or after meals?
After — 20–30 minutes. On heavy mornings, first thing works too.
Is it a laxative?
No. These are gentle food-grade herbs, not stimulant laxatives.
Which one first?
The start-here tea above for daily use.