If you consult an herbalist for any type of health concern, the chance they pull out a store-bought tea bag as a remedy is pretty low. It’s safe to say that most herbalists utilize loose-leaf teas instead—though anything is possible. Still, this raises the question: Is loose-leaf tea truly superior?
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