Doing this 15 Minutes a few days per week will dramatically transform your health

Many of us are looking for ways to improve our health. We spend time reading articles, watching documentaries on TV, and doing research online. But how much TIME do we actually take for ourselves to implement these healthy routines that can be life changing? One thing that most people neglect is their own personal self-care routine. Women in particular. The benefits of a hot tea bath can be tremendous. Not only will it help you relax at the end of the day, but it will also help with your circulation and metabolism so you have more energy throughout the day, all the while improving your quality of sleep and helping to balance your hormones. After just 15 minutes a few days a week, you will start to notice your energy improving, your digestion improving and joint/and muscle pain dissipate.

So which teas are best to use for a bath? Well it depends on what you're going for. Green teas are high in antioxidants and are commonly used in many cosmetics and creams - but we are bathing in it, remember? If you do not have tea, you can soak any of the following ingredients and in a hot tub and reap the benefits.

Benefits of ginger root in bath : Ginger root is one of the most potent natural remedies for relieving joint pain and stiffness. It also helps with nausea, stomachache, dizziness, motion sickness as well as a general feeling of sluggishness.

Benefits of Green tea in bath: Green tea is a rich source of polyphenols that can boost your metabolism and trigger thermogenesis.

Benefits of Black tea in bath: Tea contains caffeine, which has been shown to enhance moods as well as alertness. It also helps with age-related memory loss and it prevents the onset of Parkinson's disease.

Benefits of guarana in bath: Guarana is a plant that has the stimulant caffeine and an amino acid called tyrosine. The caffeine can not only give you healthy energy but also works to tighten and heal skin. This is best to add if you're taking a mid-day or morning bath!

Benefits of dandelion in bath: Dandelions are rich sources of vitamin A, C, potassium, calcium and iron. They also help with liver function as well as gall bladder disorders.

How to make a bath pod:

Collect the ingredients you want to use and put them into a tea bag - you then put the tea bat into a bath of hot water and let the contents brew. This will keep the tea from getting clogged in your bathtub drain!

Here are our bath pods: They contain 9 ingredients (dead sea salt and epsom salt included which are excellent for cell metabolism)

Click HERE for single bath pod (and ingredient list)

Click HERE for 30 Day Detoxifying bath pod bundle (and ingredient list)