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Herbal tea, composed of various herbs derived from leaves, seeds, and roots of different plants, is often misunderstood as being sourced from traditional tea plants. In reality, these concoctions are better described as "tisanes." There exists a diverse array of tisanes, each renowned for its therapeutic attributes. Some are prized for their invigorating qualities, aiding in relaxation, alleviating digestive issues, and bolstering the immune system. Among the well-known herbal teas are black herbal tea, herbal green tea, herbal chamomile, herbal ginger, herbal ginseng, peppermint, and cinnamon. Certain herbal teas possess potent healing properties; for instance, astragalus, a Chinese herb, boasts antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory effects, offering support to individuals with conditions like HIV and AIDS. While scientists continue to explore and confirm the health advantages of consuming herbal teas, they have found little evidence of harm associated with their consumption.