Tea!

[brightrosefox]

My fibromyalgia flare says hello to everyone and "fuck you" to me.
Hi.
The good news is that the whatever it was that had me knocked down since Tuesday morning has started to fade. Sleeping a lot has helped.
My throat is no longer sore. I do still feel achy all over, but that's a flare symptom. Now it just feels like a weird blend of chronic pain, hypertonia, allergies, fatigue, weather reactions, and joint pain.
Outside, it's been raining on and off. That's a trigger.
I've been drinking moringa tea by the pint. Strong and pure, unsweetened. Moringa apparently has high amounts of various vitamins, nutrients, amino acids, and phytochemical compounds. Its nickname is Elixir Tree. All I know is that it tastes awesome and I love it as much as rooibos tea, which is saying a lot.

Comments

[quicksilver555.livejournal.com]

im glad you are feeling better and sorry you were feeling badly.i hope you get better day by day because you are an awsome person indeed.you know more than anyone about holistic remidies and i think that is realy cool.sorry i dont talk more to you,i would like to

[saffronrose.livejournal.com]

Where do you get your tea? Whole leaf, powder, capsules, tea-bags? I went looking on the web, and found one brand with plain, and then some additions, but it had corn flour in every version.

Can you describe the taste? I'm not a sour or bitter person--no rosehip (too sour) or oversteeped c. sinensis tea for me.

[brightrosefox.livejournal.com]

There are some links in a recent post that show where I order my tea online.

The taste is similar to green tea, with a hint of fruit and earth. The smell of the brewed tea reminds me of my B vitamin capsules - not necessarily pleasant, but nice enough.