The now late autumn brings with it gray, rain, desire to relax and stay indoors, reading a book, cuddling the cat, listening to music or chatting with a friend. What could be better than add to this intimate picture a cup of herbal tea, aromatic and steaming? There is something for every taste and every need: from that to the ginger, against nausea and for digestion, to classic chamomile tea, which helps the sleep and bowel; from mint infusion, against sore throat and to improve breath, to that of rooibos, which is rich in antioxidants useful for the defenses immune system and the cardiovascular system; to that of rose hips, to make getting your fill of vitamin C. Choose here which one to sip on today .
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