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Marigold flowers whole

Marigold flowers whole

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Price €5.50
Availability: 48 In Stock

Marigold flowers are excellent flowers for herbal teas, because they possess antispasmodic properties that are beneficial for digestive well-being, against abdominal cramps and constipation. These flowers contain substances that give the herbal tea diuretic and purifying characteristics, useful for the protection of the mucous membranes, to regulate menstruation and help the liver. Relax in case of insomnia and stress.

Ingredients: calendula flowers
Botanical name: Calendula Officinalis L.
Origin: Serbia

  • 100°
  • 3/5g ogni 250 ml
  • 05/07 min. di infusion
Stevia rebaudiana herbal...

Stevia rebaudiana herbal tea cut leaves

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Price €2.99
Availability: 95 In Stock

Famous as a sweetening medicinal plant, Stevia rebaudiana is used as a sugar substitute in herbal and fruit infusions. Stevia leaves in herbal tea cut can be used for taking a tonic infusion, with antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-diarrheal properties. Helps against stomach acid and, as a diuretic, promotes regular blood pressure.

Ingredients: stevia leaves
Botanical name: stevia rebaudiana bertoni
Origin: China

  • 100°
  • 3/5g ogni 250 ml
  • 05/08 min. di infusion
Gynostemma Pentaphyllum Tea...

Gynostemma Pentaphyllum Tea Cut Grass

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Price €3.90
Availability: 27 In Stock

Used since ancient times for its adaptogenic and antioxidant properties, Gynostemma is still considered an anti-aging cure-all today. Also defined by the traditional name Jiaogulan, it gives a tonic effect on the body, as an energetic and anti-stress. This oriental plant is available in leaves, for the preparation of the infusion: try it to stimulate the body with the ancient "herb of immortality" of Chinese medicine.

Ingredients: gynostemma pentaphyllum Jiaogulan
Botanical name: gynostemma pentaphyllum Jiaogulan thunb Makino
Origin: China

  • 100 °
  • 3/5g every 250 ml
  • 05/08 min. of infusion