Loose Leaf Blog

Fun fact: ancient healers and physicians associated red foods with the heart. There’s actually some truth to that, as the red-orange pigment that’s present in foods like tomatoes and peppers,...

I have always loved making raw cheesecakes: they are smooth, creamy, and delicious. I have experimented with many recipes and variants of them, always trying to reach the perfect recipe....

Not everyone is open to drinking healthy teas, especially the more medicinal ones. Fortunately, everyone loves pickles! But what does medicinal cleansing tea have to do with pickles? Read on...

Here’s a piece of Loose Leaf Tea Market trivia: Happy Place has been our most popular tea for three years in a row! So, what exactly makes this blend so popular? And...

n the last few months, tea-flavored desserts have seemed to pop up everywhere I have gone. From vegan matcha-flavored mochis at Trader Joe’s (try them out- I think they’re pretty good!) to...

Chamomile is not only the most popular herbal tea around the world; it’s also one of the most versatile and useful herbs. Here are 10 reasons chamomile can make your...

You know that an herb is powerful when its many benefits - such as a significantly longer life, mental acuity, and a reversal of aging symptoms - sound too good...

There’s nothing like a fragrant, warm bath to find peace and happiness. But if you’re a bath lover, you know that pure, natural bath liquids can be hard to come...

Inflammation is a hot topic of discussion in both conventional medicine and in the natural health community. Chronic inflammation is at the root of many common diseases. No matter whether...

Severe uterine cramps can be absolutely unbearable to women who suffer from them. The agony it causes can make having a period a horrifying experience. Unfortunately, if you are a...

Here at Loose Leaf Tea Market, we love the versatility and healing power of plants, and one of our favorites is green tea! We want to show you that green tea is so much...

  I’ve lived in Phoenix for many years, but I grew up in Connecticut, where most of my family still lives. My sister Cindy and I have been close all...