eastern medicine is degenerate but what herbal teas do you guys drink

I think the title is too niche a reference but regardless, it's that time of year again at last so recommend teas that I can pretend have health benefits but are really just dirt water.

I have a cup of ginger turmeric in the morning and two cups of chamomile before sleep and I think the morning could be moved to early evening and so I specifically want something herbal for first thing in the morning but I'm open to others :star:

The pumpkin spice finally ran out and it would be weird to reup on that in December.

NOTHING CAFFEINATED


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!sodadrinkers LET THAT NEIGHBOR KNOW

Me I'm drinking Mug root beer

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Baja blast in the morning .

Code red for the afternoon pick me up

Warmed classic in the evening as a dessert supplement.

Then of course a night cap of one of my many designer blends.

:#marseychonker:

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Tea
  • Invented by chinks or Neanderthals or something

  • People choke it down because granola hippies told them to

  • Associated with East Asia, a land of pod-dwelling bugmen

  • Requires setup and your own paraphernalia

Soda
  • Invented by chemists and civil war veterans

  • People drink it because it tastes good

  • Associated with America, the greatest nation on Earth

  • Ready to go and comes with its own drinking container

!burgers !sodadrinkers it's not even funny I love my nation so much :#marseysaluteusa:

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Soda used to be cooler when it was chock full of opiates.

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>tea is an easy to figure out blend

>meanwhile no one has cracked the code for dr peppers flavors

>tea also loses to coffee in every way

It never even began for teacels

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