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Throat Coat®

Winner of 2014 Cleanest Packaged Foods Award, Prevention magazine

Personality
Smooth and silky.

Herbal Power
Helps you sing it loud, say it proud, stand up and be heard.

Reason to Love
Slippery elm or Ulmus rubra (Latin for “red elm,” so called for its lovely reddish bark) is a beautiful, native North American elm tree. It’s the inner bark of this tree that is actually called “slippery elm” due to its, yes, slippery, smooth, and slimy-in-a-good-way properties. Combined with licorice and marshmallow root, we think this tea blend is like taking your voice to the spa—because we all need a little comfort sometimes so we can get back to being our best.

Taste
Sweet and earthy, silky, with a distinct licorice taste.

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This Tea Changed my Life

“After drinking a mug of this tea thirty minutes before each performance, I was able to perform and sing better than ever. The taste can be tricky at first but once you're used to it, it will be worth it, I promise!”

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Great for soothing the Throat

“This is a great product for me in that I do a lot of public speaking and my voice is crucial to making presentations, teaching and preaching. I use it daily as a substitute to drinking coffee.”

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Wonderfully earthy

“It has the most earthy fragrance and taste and does wonders for your throat. You can actually feel it 'coating' your throat with its goodness. Love the fact that it comes from environmentally conscious manufacturers. Definitely my favorite herbal tea.”

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Love it!

“First Traditional Medicinals tea I have ever tried and I'm hooked! If my throat ever starts to feel scratchy I reach for this. If I run out I always pick up more to keep in stock even if I'm not sick because when I am I have to have this.”

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What’s in your cup?

One of the primary sources of wild slippery elm bark (an ingredient in this tea) is in Eastern Kentucky. We are honored to partner with rural Appalachian families there who approach their bark collection with a deep reverence for the trees and plants of these hilly forests. Carefully harvesting limited and sustainable amounts of the bark by hand, they are maintaining the health of the trees, and preserving this precious resource for generations to come.

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