Herbal & Flower Teas
Black Bean, Floating Wheat & Southern Jujube Tea
Traditionally used to ease night sweats from yin deficiency
Why people make this tea
Some people sweat easily — especially those carrying extra weight, women going through menopause, or women feeling depleted after childbirth. In traditional thinking, sweating heavily during the daytime without exertion is called “spontaneous sweating” and is usually linked to qi deficiency; sweating at night that stops once you wake is called “night sweats” and is more often linked to yin deficiency. Nourilo offers this warming little tea for the night-sweat type.
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