Lemon Life Fruit Tea
Oh wow if you like Lemon, this is the tea for you. Not overly sour but still managing to maintain a lemony punch to the tongue with a combination of Lemon, Kumquat, Mango, Pineapple , Hawthorn, Blue Kumquat, Chrysanthemum.
This may be our top recommendation for a summer fruit tea! Refreshing, zesty, fruity.
No Added Sugar and Preservative Free.
pesticide free various origins
Brewing Iced
Only 5 grams is enough to steep overnight in 1 liter of water. For best results, use boiling hot water first and then leave overnight in the fridge! With just a 40g bag, this will be enough for around 10 litres of iced tea. Easy!
Brewing Hot
This tea steeps rather fast and will become strong quickly. Bring water to boil and steep for one to two minutes.
Health Benefits
1. Lemon
* Rich in vitamin C, supporting immune function.
* Aids digestion and also might help alkalise the body.
* Antioxidant and also detoxifying properties.
2. Kumquat & Blue Kumquat
* Loaded with fiber and vitamin C.
* Could help control blood sugar levels and support healthy skin.
* Contains essential oils with gentle antimicrobial effects.
3. Mango (dried fruit)
* Contains vitamins A and E, supporting skin and eye health.
* May provide stomach support because of natural enzymes.
4. Pineapple
* Contains bromelain, an all natural enzyme that could reduce inflammation and also aid digestion.
* Rich in manganese and vitamin C for metabolism and immunity.
5. Hawthorn
* Traditionally utilized to support cardiovascular health.
* May help to improve blood circulation and lower mild anxiety.
6. Chrysanthemum
* Often-used in traditional Chinese medicine to support eye health and lower swelling.
* Might help cool the body and alleviate tension headaches.
Cautionary Notes
* Hawthorn may communicate with blood pressure or even heart medications. When you are taking drugs for heart conditions or maybe blood pressure, consult a healthcare professional before use.
* Chrysanthemum might trigger allergy symptoms in people susceptible to other flowers or ragweed in the Asteraceae family.
* Citrus fruits (lemon, kumquat, etc.) could exacerbate reflux in individuals that are sensitive.
- Pineapple (bromelain) might boost the outcome of blood thinners or maybe antibiotics in excessive doses, although this's improbable in tea form.
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Description
Oh wow if you like Lemon, this is the tea for you. Not overly sour but still managing to maintain a lemony punch to the tongue with a combination of Lemon, Kumquat, Mango, Pineapple , Hawthorn, Blue Kumquat, Chrysanthemum.
This may be our top recommendation for a summer fruit tea! Refreshing, zesty, fruity.
No Added Sugar and Preservative Free.
pesticide free various origins
Brewing Iced
Only 5 grams is enough to steep overnight in 1 liter of water. For best results, use boiling hot water first and then leave overnight in the fridge! With just a 40g bag, this will be enough for around 10 litres of iced tea. Easy!
Brewing Hot
This tea steeps rather fast and will become strong quickly. Bring water to boil and steep for one to two minutes.
Health Benefits
1. Lemon
* Rich in vitamin C, supporting immune function.
* Aids digestion and also might help alkalise the body.
* Antioxidant and also detoxifying properties.
2. Kumquat & Blue Kumquat
* Loaded with fiber and vitamin C.
* Could help control blood sugar levels and support healthy skin.
* Contains essential oils with gentle antimicrobial effects.
3. Mango (dried fruit)
* Contains vitamins A and E, supporting skin and eye health.
* May provide stomach support because of natural enzymes.
4. Pineapple
* Contains bromelain, an all natural enzyme that could reduce inflammation and also aid digestion.
* Rich in manganese and vitamin C for metabolism and immunity.
5. Hawthorn
* Traditionally utilized to support cardiovascular health.
* May help to improve blood circulation and lower mild anxiety.
6. Chrysanthemum
* Often-used in traditional Chinese medicine to support eye health and lower swelling.
* Might help cool the body and alleviate tension headaches.
Cautionary Notes
* Hawthorn may communicate with blood pressure or even heart medications. When you are taking drugs for heart conditions or maybe blood pressure, consult a healthcare professional before use.
* Chrysanthemum might trigger allergy symptoms in people susceptible to other flowers or ragweed in the Asteraceae family.
* Citrus fruits (lemon, kumquat, etc.) could exacerbate reflux in individuals that are sensitive.
- Pineapple (bromelain) might boost the outcome of blood thinners or maybe antibiotics in excessive doses, although this's improbable in tea form.
