Egytian Licorice .. Caffeine Free flavoured Herbal Tea

Hello! My name is Young Hoon Song. I support for Doo-Hwan Jeon, the former president of South Korea.

Egyptian Yogi Method and Japanese Do-In Method have some similarity. Akkadian empire and the after mesopotamian history and the story of the Bible and Egyptian Tea.. Time and the waltz is going on. 

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André Rieu - And The Waltz Goes On (composed by: Anthony Hopkins)

Egyptian Licorice .. Caffeine Free flavoured Herbal Tea


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Easy Yoga for the Back


Sit on the edge of a chair with your feet on the floor or sit cross-legged on the floor. Your hands are on the knees and the eyes are closed. As you inhale through your nose, arch your spine forward pushing your chest out, Exhale and relax your shoulders forward so the spine curves and chest is concave. Keep your head upright.Continue in a fluid motion slowly increasing speed, keeping a comfortable rhythm with your breath. Repeat 26 times. Inhale, strengthen your spine, Take a few deep breaths and relax.


Before doing this exercise or participating in any exercise program, consult your physician


Ingredients: *OG Licorice, *OG Cinnamon Bark, *OG Orange Peel, *OG Ginger Root, *OG Cardamon Seed, Natural flavours, *OG Black Pepper, *OG Clove Bud.

*OG  -  Organically Grown and processed in accordance with the California Organic Foods Act of 1990.


The great kings of Egyptian treasured the magical Licorice root for its natural sweetness rich and wholesome flavoured.Yogi Tea is proud to bring you this royal hurb in a unique blend of complimentary spices. Pengently flavoured with a sweet licorice note, this tea will delight you with its delicious and satisfying taste. Treat yourself and your guests like royalty with the royal herbs and spices in Egyptian Licorice.


We serve your Spirit   -   Yogi Bhajan


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