Marshmallow root and wild cherry bark have particularly interesting histories in traditional Western herbalism surrounding the throat and respiratory system. Marshmallow root has long been valued for its naturally mucilaginous qualities and traditionally used in preparations intended to soothe dry or irritated tissues, including the mouth and throat.
Wild cherry bark has a longstanding place in traditional North American herbal preparations associated with coughs and irritated throats, and historically became a familiar ingredient in cough syrups and other cold-season preparations.
Ginger has centuries of culinary and herbal use as a warming botanical and has frequently appeared in preparations during cold weather and seasonal discomfort. Licorice root has traditionally been valued for both its naturally sweet flavor and soothing qualities, particularly in throat and respiratory preparations. Lemon peel adds bright citrus aromatics that balance the deeper roots and bark.
Together, these herbs explain Winter Wellness's place as a warming, soothing cold-season tea ritual.
This product is sold as an herbal tea and is not intended to be used as a medication or as a substitute for professional medical care.