American Ginseng gives this tea animmunostimulatoryproperty (to boost the immune system) and helps to improve blood circulation and cardiac health.

However, caffeine in coffee has also been seen to increase the heart rate, and may amplify ginseng’s effects and to instead, have an adverse impact on health.

Morning Shine may be a good replacement for coffee to provide one with a fresh and vibrant start to the day by boosting the brain's working memory function and concentration levels.

Morning Shine contains ingredients that you should avoid taking in large amounts during pregnancy. Osmanthus invigorates the blood and might stimulate the uterus upon over-consumption, possibly leading to early contractions. And while American Ginseng is recommended for expectant mothers who experience nausea, fatigue or lack of appetite, it is advised that consumption is kept to a small amount. Hence, we would recommend expectant mothers to limit consumption to 1-2 teabags a day.

More suitable blends would be Evening Calm and Perfect Pairing.

Morning Shine may be taken by breastfeeding mothers when taken in moderate amounts. We would recommend breastfeeding mothers to limit consumption to 1-2 teabags a day as the tea blend is stimulatory in nature and effects can be passed on to babies feeding on breastmilk.

Osmanthus invigorates the blood and might possibly slow down the healing of wounds. Hence, we would recommend those who are recovering from surgery to limit consumption to 1 teabag a day.

Have a cup of Morning Shine each morning to give yourself a boost of mental and physical energy to kickstart your day. You may also enjoy this blend with honey or sweetener of choice, to balance the taste of the root herbs in the tea.

Each teabag requires 5-8 minutes of steeping time for a good amount of infusion, and may be refilled 2 to 3 times.