Frequently Asked Questions About Moon Flow Tea
Find the answers to frequently asked questions about Moon Flow tea products here. These answers are updated from time to time. All answers are based on information provided by the manufacturer, supplemented by our own experiences.
When can I start drinking Moon Flow tea?
Moon Flow and Baby Flow Tea
You can start drinking the tea on any day of the month. Depending on your symptoms and where you are in your cycle, choose the right tea. If you’re only drinking Baby Flow or only Moon Flow, it doesn’t matter when you start. If you’re drinking both, check our webpage on how to use them (or below) to see when it’s best to start with which tea.
Please note:
If you only drinkMoon Flow tea–> drink it starting in the second half of your cycle, at the very least. Are you experiencing very severe symptoms, or do you have PCOS or endometriosis? If so, drink 1 to 2 cups of tea every day.
If you only drinkBaby Flow tea–> drink it from the start of your period through ovulation.
Mom Flow Tea
Are you pregnant or did you just have a baby? Congratulations! What a special and exciting time lies ahead for you. TheMom Flow tea linewas developed especially for all (expectant) moms. Check out our webpage on how to use the teas (or see below) to find out when it’s best to start with which tea.
How many glasses of tea do you drink in a day?
We recommend drinking at least 1 to 2 cups a day. You can always have more!
How do you make a cup of tea using loose-leaf tea?
It's simple: just make sure you have a good stainless steel filter or disposable filters. Then scoop two teaspoons of your favorite tea into the filter and pour hot water over it. Of course, you can also use a measuring spoon.
Can I drink Moon Flow tea while I'm pregnant?
Because it contains lady's mantle and raspberry leaves, it is recommended that you avoid drinking this tea during pregnancy. You can start drinking it again starting in week 38. Are you pregnant? If so, check out the Mom Flow herbal teas for during and after pregnancy. Those are safe to drink.
What does Moon Flow tea taste like?
Moon Flow tea
This tea is available in three varieties: Original, Tropical Summer, and the Winter Edition. All the flavors are mild and subtle—so no unpleasant herbs! The Tropical Summer variety has some extra dried fruit added, which makes it slightly sweeter. The Winter Edition includes herbs such as cinnamon, cardamom, and ginger!
Baby Flow
The Baby Flow has a slightly fresher flavor than the Moon Flow tea. This is mainly due to the small amount of peppermint. And don’t worry—even if you’re not a fan of peppermint, you’ll still love this flavor because it’s quite subtle.
I keep having to pee—why is that?
The herbs in the tea also have a diuretic effect. This may mean you’ll need to go to the bathroom a little more often at first. It’s nothing to worry about!
Does Moon Flow tea come in tea bags?
No, you buy the tea as loose herbal tea in 75-gram bags. So it’s a good idea to get a tea strainer so you can brew the tea. We always recommend a larger strainer instead of a tea strainer or tea infuser because tea leaves and herbs often expand a bit in the water and need space to release their flavor properly.
What ingredients are in each Moon Flow tea?
Ingredients for Moon Flow Original tea
Lady's mantle, raspberry leaf, orange peel, fennel, stinging nettle, lemon balm, lemongrass, sunflower blossom
Ingredients for Moon Flow Tropical Summer tea
Lady's mantle, raspberry leaves, orange peel, fennel, stinging nettle, lemon balm, lemongrass, sunflower blossoms, pineapple, apple, orange slices, strawberry, safflower petals, natural flavor, marigold petals
Ingredients Moon Flow Winter Tea
Lady's mantle, raspberry leaf, orange peel, fennel, stinging nettle, lemon balm, lemongrass, sunflower blossom, cinnamon, star anise, ginger, cardamom, cloves
Ingredients in Baby Flow tea
Lady's mantle, raspberry leaf, lemon balm, stinging nettle, passionflower, red clover, ginger, angelica, black cohosh, goji berries, peppermint, pomegranate
Ingredients for Mom Flow Mom’s Delight Tea
Stinging nettle, oat straw, lemon balm, ginger, chamomile, rosehip
Ingredients in Mom Flow Mom’s Nourish Tea
Stinging nettle, verbena, lemongrass, raspberry leaf, galega (goat's rue), blessed thistle, hibiscus, rosehip, rose petals, marshmallow leaf
Ingredients in Mom Flow Little Tummy Care Tea
Honeybush, caraway, anise, fennel, stinging nettle, chamomile