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Important Tea Safety Considerations

Dong Quai (Angelica)†
Avoid if pregnant, with heavy menstrual bleeding, bleeding disorders, or if taking anticoagulant or antiplatelet medications.

Mugwort†
Avoid during pregnancy. Not intended for daily or long-term use.

Chasteberry (Vitex)†
Hormone-modulating. Avoid if taking hormonal medications, using hormonal birth control, undergoing fertility treatment, or managing endocrine disorders unless supervised.

Ashwagandha†
May be sedating. Avoid with hyperthyroidism or if taking thyroid medication unless supervised.

Fenugreek†
May lower blood sugar. Use caution with diabetes, hypoglycemic conditions, or blood sugar–lowering medications.

Licorice Root†
May raise blood pressure and affect potassium levels. Avoid with hypertension, kidney disease, heart conditions, or when taking diuretics or corticosteroids.