The Republic of Tea - Get Burning - Herb Tea for Metabolism Smooth and warming, this energizing cup of spiciness is balanced by a mellow base of green rooibos. Warming Herbs Feeling sluggish? This spicy herbal blend was created to help rev up your internal engine. It's a tasty way to increase the body's metabolism and resistance to stress.* This tea features a green rooibos base with holy basil, a long-revered herb said to increase energy and the body's resistance to stress,* Cordyceps, a traditional medicinal herb used by Chinese athletes to boost energy and endurance,* and the invigorating kick of chili peppers to complete the package. This tea stimulates the body without taxing our vital systems. Additional Details Accolades Get Burning was featured in Vital Juice as one of the latest healthy trends to try. Organic Red Rooibos ? The Wonder Herb of South Africa Full-bodied and aromatic, caffeine-free red rooibos is celebrated for its flavor and antioxidants. As the base for this tea, it's a natural friend to the immune system and can contribute to a healthier life.* All of our Be Well Teas are meticulously formulated for specific needs. We invite your to consider them all, and get what you need. *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease. PREGNANCY AND LACTATION Do not use during pregnancy or lactation without the advice of a healthcare practitioner. Caffeine This herbal blend is naturally caffeine-free. More about caffeine. Steeping Instructions Heat fresh, filtered water to boiling. Place one tea bag in your cup and pour in 6 oz of the heated water. Steep for 5-7 minutes. Remove the tea bag and enjoy. For iced tea, double the amount of tea bags used, steep as above and pour over a generous amount of ice. Ingredients organic green rooibos, ginger, cinnamon, holy basil, black pepper, cloves, chili peppers, cordyceps extract, stevia and natural sea buckthorn flavor Calories 0 Country of Origin Rooibos: South Africa