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Reddit mentions of Traditional Medicinals Organic Throat Coat Seasonal Tea, 16 Tea Bags (Pack of 6)

Sentiment score: 5
Reddit mentions: 10

We found 10 Reddit mentions of Traditional Medicinals Organic Throat Coat Seasonal Tea, 16 Tea Bags (Pack of 6). Here are the top ones.

Traditional Medicinals Organic Throat Coat Seasonal Tea, 16 Tea Bags (Pack of 6)
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    Features:
  • Supports throat health.*
  • Non-GMO verified. All Ingredients Certified Organic. Kosher. Caffeine Free.
  • Consistently high quality herbs from ethical trading partnerships.
  • Taste: Sweet and silky, with a distinct licorice taste.
  • Case of six boxes, each box containing 16 sealed tea bags (96 total tea bags)
Specs:
Height5.25 Inches
Length8.75 Inches
Number of items6
Release dateJuly 2006
Size16 Count (Pack of 6)
Weight0.42375 Pounds
Width6.75 Inches

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Found 10 comments on Traditional Medicinals Organic Throat Coat Seasonal Tea, 16 Tea Bags (Pack of 6):

u/oh_just_stuff · 6 pointsr/1200isplenty

I really love Throat Coat when I'm fasting. Throat Coat has no caffeine and has such a nice aftertaste, it almost feels like cheating!

u/swampgreen · 4 pointsr/keto

Throat coat tea!!! https://www.amazon.com/Traditional-Medicinals-Organic-Throat-Seasonal/dp/B0009F3POO?th=1 Comes in regular or lemon - both are awesome. The lemon one covers up the faint licorice flavor that shows up in the plain one.

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And the longer you let it steep, the more you notice a very subtle sweetness - I think from the licorice root... No carbs, super effective, and good either hot or iced.

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Hope you feel better soon!!

u/keakealani · 3 pointsr/singing

Amazon? I'd also bet on your local health food/specialty store, or maybe even some places that sell natural remedies and supplements and that sort of stuff. You may also find it in either the health food or tea section of your local grocery store.

u/ketoccino · 3 pointsr/keto

I've been sick for the past 8 days, and had a sore throat for the first 5 or so.

 

I've been 100% keto throughout the holidays, and didn't want a stupid cold to knock me out of ketosis. So I've been drinking hot toddys, and they are a game changer.

 

You can put just about anything you want in them. But I have a Holiday Spice tea. (Or, I've also combined a tea bag of Holiday Spice with a tea bag of Throat Coat, and I liked that combination even better). While the tea is steeping, I simmer some sugar substitute with fresh ginger, lemon juice, orange peel, peppermint extract, and a cinnamon stick. I strain the sugar to remove the solids, and combine it with the tea. Then add a nice shot of whiskey.

 

I've never had anything help with a sore throat so much! I've read that the alcohol actually kills bacteria in the back of your throat. Don't know if that's true, but I would take one sip of the toddy and my sore throat would be just gone for the next 5-10 minutes. I wish I had known about hot toddys before I started keto, because I would've used them back then too.

 

Hope you feel better real soon!

u/errorcache · 2 pointsr/indieheads

omg that must've been torture. Is it this? Seems really good, I appreciate the recommendation, you probably just saved me lol

u/StealthNinjaKeto · 1 pointr/xxketo

Last time I had a cough, I found two things that worked wonders for me. Thoat Coat tea, and letting a piece of chocolate melt on my tongue as I fell asleep at night. At some point your cough becomes sort of a spasm, rather than a productive necessity, and the chocolate kind of soothes it long enough for me to fall asleep. Feel better!

u/KyrtD · 1 pointr/singing

https://www.amazon.com/Traditional-Medicinals-Organic-Throat-Coat/dp/B0009F3POO?th=1
I've been using this everytime I sing. Good with lemon and honey as well. Never tried ginger though.

u/rabidstoat · 1 pointr/gallbladders

Not the person you responded to, but I used Throat Coat tea.