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  (4.71 out of 5 stars) 17 ratings, 2051 likes SAVE RECIPELemon & Spice Weight Loss Tea combines peppy cayenne and zesty lemon with gusto and verve. When celebrations with heavy foods and desserts leave you groggy and tired the next morning, Lemon & Spice addes a sparkle to the eye and an enthusiastic boost. (4.75 out of 5 stars) 4 ratings, 849 likesSAVE RECIPEHerbal juices nourish as they heal. Sweet spices add stimulation to the rejuvenating fruits of the vine. This simple recipe was inspired by Dr. Vasant Lad's "The Textbook of Ayurveda". (5.00 out of 5 stars) 4 ratings, 598 likesSAVE RECIPEGinger, lemon, and honey tea is a remedy for colds and sinus infection. Lemon, like all sours, is a secretagogue which encourages liquidation of mucus and a protective coating of fluids on an otherwise irritated lung and throat. Honey aids... 262 likes SAVE RECIPESweet and cooling, bright green, honey dew smoothies with aloe vera jelly are perfect for St. Patty's in Hong Kong! My eyes feel cool and ready for another 12 hours of flying. But get a thick straw, the jelly is like drinking gummy bears. ( 138 likes SAVE RECIPEExperiment with mint lemonades and other herbs & aromatic drinks. Discovered in Cafe Baraka, Cambridge, MA. Popular in Tunisia & North Africa. 115 likes SAVE RECIPEEgyptian Dukkah is a popular dish served in Cairo. Experiment with warm, digestive stimulants and nuts. 106 likes SAVE RECIPEThis bright, sour, spicy pickle will revive sweet-logged taste buds. After a long winter of comfort food, notice how the aromatic ingredients clear the airways while... 44 likes SAVE RECIPEMost of us have childhood associations with the iconic dandelion, whose name comes from the French "dent de lion," meaning "tooth of the lion." If you look at the little, but bold, dandelion, you can clearly see its yellow lion mane made up of the... |
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