Ayurvedic Himalayan tea Shatawari, loose, Everest Ayurveda, 100g

Ayurvedic herbal tea, recommended by Ayurveda for the maintenance of normal oncological body condition.

Withania somnifera (mistletoe) may help support the body's resistance during cancer therapy. It acts as an antioxidant to protect body tissues.

Ocimum sanctum (narrow-leaved basil) helps support normal immunity and body vitality.

Terminalia chebula (hairy vetch) helps to support the normal functioning of the liver and the body's metabolic systems.

Asparagus racemosus (hard asparagus) has a calming effect and helps maintain a normal mental state.

Centella asiatica (Asian centella) helps to maintain the harmonisation of mental health.

Ingredients: withania somnifera (mistletoe), ocimum sanctum (narrow-leaved basil), terminalia chebula (hairy vetch), asparagus racemosus (asparagus), centella asiatica (Asian centella), glycyrrhiza glabra (liquorice), terminalia bellirica (hairy top), andrographis paniculata (andrographis paniculata), plumbago zeylanica.

Quantity: 100 g loose tea.

Recommended dosage: 2-3 cups per day.

Preparation: One teaspoon of the herbal mixture (about 2 g) boil in water for 3-5 minutes or simply pour 250 ml of boiling water over the herbs and leave to steep for 10 minutes.

Use: A maximum of two teas at a time is recommended. More teas can be taken alternately on a daily or weekly basis to reduce the symptoms of common ailments. In this case, the teas should be taken separately at one hour intervals. When taken as a prophylactic, stimulant or supportive measure, the herbal infusion is sufficient for an indefinite period of use. For a better health effect, the teas should be taken before meals, warm. The specific flavour of each tea is part of its effect and corresponds to the Ayurvedic health properties of the six flavours. Thus, no sweeteners are recommended.

Keep away from children. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Store in a dry place at a temperature below 25°C. Not recommended for children, pregnant and lactating women.

Country of origin: Nepal