Fast Detox

A Loose Botanical Blend

This blend is packaged as loose botanical material rather than count-based teabags — a format choice that's common for blends built around larger cut pieces (roots, seeds, or flower heads) rather than fine-cut true tea leaf, since those larger pieces don't divide evenly into standardized bag sizes the way cut black or green tea does.

Drying botanicals for later use is one of the oldest food-preservation methods there is, developed long before refrigeration existed — it let a seasonal harvest of roots, seeds, and flowers get stored and brewed through the rest of the year rather than used only while fresh.

As with any botanical blend, anyone with specific health questions, or who is pregnant, nursing, or taking medication, should check with a healthcare provider before making it a regular habit.

How to Brew

As with most loose-leaf botanical infusions, a longer steep at a higher temperature draws out more flavor than a quick dip.

Parameter	Guidance
Water temperature	208–212°F (98–100°C), just off a full boil
Leaf dose	1–2 tsp per 8 oz cup
Steep time	5–7 minutes

Strain fully once the steep time is up — leaving loose botanical material sitting in the cup past that point tends to push the flavor toward bitter rather than improving it.

Did You Know

• "Tisane" comes from the ancient Greek word for barley-water. By way of Latin, the term traces to the Greek ptisanē, originally a barley-based drink — today it's stretched to cover any caffeine-free botanical infusion, whatever the blend actually contains.

• Loose botanical blends are usually sold by weight, not teabag count. Larger cut pieces — roots, seeds, flower heads — vary too much in size and density to divide evenly into standardized sachets the way finely cut black or green tea does, which is why blends like this one are sold by the ounce rather than a box of individually counted bags.

• Drying botanicals for later use predates refrigeration by millennia. Preserving a seasonal harvest of roots, seeds, and flowers by drying it is one of the oldest food-preservation methods on record, letting a single harvest be stored and brewed from for the rest of the year.

What is Fast Detox tea?

It's a loose botanical blend from DelmarTe's Happiness Ritual collection, sold in a 2.6 oz size and intended as part of a regular daily routine.

Why is it sold loose instead of in teabags?

Blends built from larger cut botanical pieces are typically sold by weight rather than teabag count, since the pieces vary too much in size to divide evenly into standardized sachets.

How should I brew this blend for the best flavor?

Use water just off a full boil (208–212°F / 98–100°C), 1–2 teaspoons per 8 oz cup, and steep 5–7 minutes, straining fully once the time is up.

Is this the same as other Happiness Ritual blends?

No — each blend in the Happiness Ritual collection is its own distinct product, even where the packaging format and steeping guidance are similar.

Should I ask a doctor before drinking this?

Anyone with specific health questions, or who is pregnant, nursing, or taking medication, should check with a healthcare provider before adding any new botanical blend to a daily routine.