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Commonly discussed for Digestion · 5

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How settled your stomach and digestion feel day to day.

A Vietnamese herbal tea from Da Lat brewed from the leaf, flower, and stem of the artichoke plant (Cynara); dark and mildly bitter, it is traditionally taken as a cooling everyday tea. A distinct deliberate-intake form from the artichoke eaten as a vegetable; it carries plant polyphenols.

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A sweet, spicy carbonated drink brewed or flavored with fresh ginger — sharper and more peppery than ginger ale; the non-alcoholic version is sold as a soft drink and used as a cocktail mixer.

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A caffeine-free tea made from roasted burdock root; it carries chlorogenic acid from the root.

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A traditional Korean sweet rice drink made by steeping cooked rice in malted-barley water so the malt enzymes convert the starch to sugar, served chilled with floating rice grains; a mildly sweet after-meal beverage.

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A traditional Korean cold punch simmered from cinnamon and ginger, sweetened and garnished with dried persimmon and pine nuts; a spiced after-meal drink that carries polyphenols from the cinnamon and ginger.

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