Chamomile tea is generally safe but can cause uncomfortable—and sometimes dangerous—side effects when consumed excessively. It's safe to stick to one to two cups a day.

Which chamomile teas are best? Whether you’re drinking it for sleep, relaxation, other potential health benefits or simply because you like the taste, spending some time picking the best chamomile tea ...

One of my New Year's resolutions for this year is to wean off coffee and drink more tea. It’s quite the challenge considering that I require a minimum of four cups of caffeine to function on a daily ...

A quality night's sleep can be elusive. For some, relying on melatonin is key while others opt for a more natural approach. Hot tea can also be helpful during cold season: “Sometimes just the act of ...

Add the cooled chamomile tea, banana pieces, honey, and milk to a blender or smoothie maker. Blend everything on high speed ...

For this article alone, we tested more than 70 teas — closer to 150 if you include all the teas tested leading up to this culminating story. (Getty Creative) With so many options, how do you choose ...

With different blends capable of boosting everything from heart health to digestion, here’s how to reap the benefits ...

This chamomile-scented honey syrup is an elevated simple syrup; the chamomile tea steeps in the honey syrup, giving it a sweet and floral aroma. Stir together honey and 1 cup boiling water in a ...

Drinking certain types of tea, like ginger, chamomile, green, and fennel, may ease painful period cramps — or even help ...