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June 30th, 2009 | by Greg Barker

Throat Coat Tea Review

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Herbal Dietary Supplement.

Item: Throat Coat Tea

USD $4.39 – $5.49 for 16 bags
GBP £2.78 – £2.95 for 20 bags

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At a Glance: Throat Coat Tea is a traditional slippery elm and liquorice tea with hints of orange, peppermint and cinnamon. The makers, Traditional Medicinals, promote Throat Coat as a Herbal Dietary Supplement which has been put through rigorous testing and a published clinical study. However, the manufacturer’s claims for the efficacy of such products are still questioned by many healthcare professionals. For more info and useful advice on Herbal Dietary Supplements Click Here

High Notes: VoiceCouncil failed to find a single review giving this product less than a 4/5 rating. Many reviewers said they loved the taste and appreciated the fact that it’s caffeine free. You can also get an organic version.

Off Pitch: As Throat Coat Tea is classed as a Herbal Dietary Supplement containing pharmacopoeial grade herbs (a ‘medicinal’ rather than a ‘food’ grade of herb), you should check out the manufacturer’s advice prior to use… Check this out.

A VoiceCouncil Vocalist Says: I also use Throat Coat Tea if I start to get a cold to help soothe my throat, and organic Elderberry Immune system booster supplements if I feel a really nasty cold coming on :) Works great for me!

More: Reviewers were pretty much unanimous in their love of the product. The singers who praised Throat Coat Tea for its ability to prolong their singing were a pretty diverse bunch including high school choirs, heavy rock bands and professional opera singers.

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Throat Coat Tea Review, 8.3 out of 10 based on 3 ratings

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  • pavarotti
    works every time!
  • garymckinney
    There may be two things going on here which makes tea beneficial -- the soothing effect and the placebo effect.
  • danechalfin
    Nothing your eat or drink every comes into contact with the vocal folds. Teas, sprays, lozenges etc can only ease symptoms (and whether they do that or it's just placebo is worthy of debate!) in the pharynx (throat). Claims that teas can increase vocal longevity are without merit and physiologically impossible.
  • Chip
    Throat coat tea is discusting and anyone that truly understands whats best for singers, would NEVER recommend throat coat tea.
  • Dale lol
    and you're an idiot
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