Quit Smoking KIT

Quit the cigarette habit without more nicotine with an herbal smoking substitute, enabling you to gradually change your hand-to-mouth habits.  Herbal Relax tea calms your withdrawal symptoms of irritability.  Kit includes 4 oz. smoking herbs, rolling papers, 1 oz. Relax tea, stainless steel tea infuser,  4 pgs of instructions and ideas on quitting, and meditational Indian flute  music on cassette tape.   - Now available - Menthol flavor with pepppermint added!

Kit components below:
SMOKING MIXTURE: My ex-husband Dave smoked 3 packs a day until this herbal tobacco helped him quit smoking. Can be either rolled or put in a pipe. Made from coltsfoot, mullein, and bearberry--all either used by  native Americans and are traditional asthma remedies.  Combine with Relax Tea to calm the jitters.     1 oz. cotton drawstring bag. - NEW!! Menthol flavor with peppermint.

Relax Tea - May be useful to insomniacs or headache sufferers due to lemon balm, chamomile, hops, wood betony, peppermint, and valerian.   I recommend using lemon and honey with these strong flavored ingredients.  Pkg. of loose tea in 1 oz. cello bag.

Tea Infuser:  Stainless Steel Scissor style,- For 1 cup, made in China, convenient.

AUDIO TAPE & Pamphlet:  4 pages of tested ideas about creating the state of mind necessary to motivate you to succeed; plus a 16 minute cassette tape of Indian flute music to meditate and relax by.   

• 1.  You can continue to smoke “something” while you are getting over all the habitual behaviors associated with smoking tobacco without getting re-addicted.
• 2.  It’s a more gradual approach to quitting than cold turkey, even though that’s what you’ll be doing where tobacco is concerned.
•  3.  You aren’t buying nicotine products from an industry which has a vested interest in continuing your nicotine addiction--the tobacco juggernaut.
•  4.  These herbs will help open up your bronchials and help you “expectorate” or cough up some of the accumulated junk you’ve inhaled.
• 5.   The cost is considerably less than the combined costs of doctor’s prescriptions, patches, nicotine inhalers, etc. both in monetary terms and health side-effects.
• 6.  You may feel more comfortable using herbal or natural methods of health care.

(This is a small excerpt from the instructional/motivational pamphlet provided.)

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Effective against all kinds of bugs, for use on yourself, around the house or campsite, and on your pets.  To use, dilute 2 droppersful in 8 oz. water in a sprayer bottle.  One bottle makes 80 oz. spray. Contains 9 essential oils, including citronella, cedar, pennyroyal, lavender, bay, eucalyptus, rosemary, cajeput,  & sweet orange in alcohol.
2 oz. ready to use spray bottle pictured left or Concentrate in 1/2 oz. amber dropper bottle, pictured right.

Fines Herbes: - Basil, chervil, tarragon, marjoram, and chives.  Use in salads, salad dressings,  egg dishes, cheese dishes, vegetables, soups. Fairly light flavor.

Herbes de Provence:- Thyme, rosemary, savory, tarragon, and basil.  Use with bread, salad, veggies, soups, meats, dressing.  This one is a really big favorite of many of my customers!

Italian Seasoning:  Oregano, marjoram, thyme, rosemary, basil, and sage. This provides the great flavors of pizza, lasagna, breads, spaghetti.

Culinary Herbs - Rosemary, sage, oregano, thyme

Blueberry Hill - Using bilberry leaves (wild blueberry), chamomile flowers, hibiscus flowers, and lemongrass, this has the tartness  combined  with sweetness and rosy color associated with  the flavor of fresh blueberries. Customers tell me this is the best.  Bilberry leaves are mentioned in herbals to be helpful for diabetics.

Citrusberry - Good either hot or cold--lemongrass, lemon balm, hibiscus flowers, blackberry leaves.  Lemony, cooling, and rosy.

English Herb - Intended to imitate the flavor of Earl Gray without caffeine, this has orange bergamot (Menthe citrata), chamomile flowers, and blackberry leaves.  Relaxing and delicious.

Old-Fashioned - A Victorian delicacy of rosemary, lavender, and lemongrass.  A relaxing tea unlike any  you've ever tasted, warming.

Raspberry Rose - More rose than raspberry, it contains raspberry leaves, hibiscus flowers, and rose geranium leaves.  Rosy colored,  especially good for female reproductive systems and circulatory systems.

Relax Tea - May be useful to insomniacs or headache sufferers due to lemon balm, chamomile, hops, wood betony, peppermint, and  valerian.   I recommend using lemon and honey with these strong flavored ingredients.

Rosemint - This unusual blend of spearmint, lemon balm, hibiscus flowers, rose geranium, and rose petals can be enjoyed either hot or cold.

Scottish Breakfast - When Oriental tea was too costly, common folk believed wood betony to imitate its flavor; I added lemon balm, and  blackberry leaves to make tea-time more of a refreshing pause.  Growing up a Scott, I thought we needed a tea named after our ancestors.

Cider Mate   - A mulling mixture for apple juice containing cinnamon, allspice, orange and lemon peels, nutmeg, star anise, cloves,  fenugreek, and ginger.

Herbal Tea Singles - Spearmint, peppermint, chamomile, lemongrass.

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