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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 
The pumpkin spice finally ran out and it would be weird to reup on that in December.
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Rosehip, hibiscus, chamomile, ginger and fennel are the pentavirate of herbs u must consoom
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Well I'm 2 for 5
What's the deal with rosehip, hibiscus and fennel
Do you have any recommended Brands™
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Fennel is an anti inflammatory and suppresses appetite, its good for the heart, is generally a safeguard against disease (my dad swears its why he looks younger than everyone else at his workplace. Its probably more that he never eats "junk food" in general but it helps)
Hibiscus is good for your liver and pissing and muscles and stuff
Rosehip is good for skin joints and general connective tissues
Also all of these with the exception of fennel are very tasty. Fennel is an admittedly acquired taste. It has the flavour of candies that are in the boxes people use to store sewing supplies in
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eating any gross stuff can suppress appetite.
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!thin free advice, drink fennel tea
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i love fennel but i hate the taste of hibiscus
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Rosehips are also a great
source 
of vitamin c.
Hibiscus cannot be taken after you get preggers Carpy
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