Mint Tea

For tummy troubles:

A couple of sprigs of mint

A slice of lemon

I prefer this one without honey as the mint has an almost sweet taste of its own.

Mint is named after the Greek water nymph Minthe, who was changed into the herb by the jealous goddess Persephone when she discovered her husband was having an affair with the nymph.

The goddess of the Underworld began to step on Minthe, beating the poor Naiad with furious kicks. Minthe however was transformed into the mint plant, and with each tread of Persephone's foot, this plant released a delightful scent. This is the myth of how the aromatic mint plant received its name.