Sarah Rhude
paneta'q pitewey ~ 'the sun begins to shine through the clouds' medicine tea | Loose Leaf Tea
paneta'q pitewey ~ 'the sun begins to shine through the clouds' medicine tea | Loose Leaf Tea
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paneta'q pitewey ~ 'the sun begins to shine thorugh the clouds' medicine tea | Loose Leaf Tea
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4oz Reusable glass jar
Ingredient List: yarrow, chamomile, lemon verbena, forest berry leaves, evergreen huckleberry leaves, elderflower, fir tips, blueberry+huckleberry+saskatoon berries
All plants wild harvested and/or grown/stewarded- mindful of the ancestors who came before and the relatives who will come after. Made in small batches.
This medicine is made in ceremony with the many teachings of Indigenous medicine makers I have had the honour to learn from- particularly my most prominent teacher, our plant relatives.
Disclaimer: This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any illness. It is simply information given to you so you can choose the best option for your health and well-being. This medicine is considered an alternative form of wellness. The information provided on the site is for educational purposes only and does not substitute professional Western medical advice.
Made by Nkweji'j~Little Sister: Rhudey | Mi'kmaq | Irish | French | English
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