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4 oz
$ 21.68 US
| | Stinging nettle has been used for centuries to open up the passages of the
lungs. Recent studies support the antihistamine effects of nettle leaf
providing obvious benefits for those suffering from
asthma.
Licorice is an expectorant and ...
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| Asthma Support Tea (Loose) - Acerola, Licorice, Scullcap and More
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8 oz
$ 36.47 US
| | Stinging nettle has been used for centuries to open up the passages of the
lungs. Recent studies support the antihistamine effects of nettle leaf
providing obvious benefits for those suffering from
asthma.
Licorice is an expectorant and ...
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| Asthma Support Tea - Acerola, Licorice, Scullcap and More
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25 tea bags
$ 16.72 US
| | Stinging nettle has been used for centuries to open up the passages of the
lungs. Recent studies support the antihistamine effects of nettle leaf
providing obvious benefits for those suffering from
asthma.
Licorice is an expectorant and ...
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| Asthma Support Tea - Acerola, Licorice, Scullcap and More
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50 tea bags
$ 27.31 US
| | Stinging nettle has been used for centuries to open up the passages of the
lungs. Recent studies support the antihistamine effects of nettle leaf
providing obvious benefits for those suffering from
asthma.
Licorice is an expectorant and ...
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