Health Embassy Cistus Incanus Tea | Natural Loose Herbal Tea (100g)

I ordered this after doing some research on its health benefits. Studies have shown it helps fight viruses. Have made it twice already and I think it’s tasty, especially with a little honey. Great as ice tea as well.

I been drink it every other day to daily. Find it beneficial for stomach issue.

I use it for treatment of cold and flu

high quality product. I recommend

This tea was already 9 months past its sell by date when I received it.

This is the nastiest tea I have ever tasted. Do not spend the money

First and foremost, the quality of the tea leaves is exceptional. Harvested from the Cistus Incanus plant, this tea offers a delightful blend of flavor and aroma that instantly soothes the senses. Plus, with a generous 100g serving, I have plenty of tea to enjoy for weeks to come.What sets this tea apart is its potential health benefits. Cistus Incanus has been traditionally used for its antioxidant properties, which can help support the body's natural defenses and promote overall wellness. As someone who values natural remedies, I appreciate having this herbal tea as part of my wellness arsenal.Brewing a cup of Health Embassy's Cistus Incanus Tea is a simple yet rewarding experience. Just steep a teaspoon of the dried leaves in hot water for a few minutes, and you're treated to a fragrant and flavorful beverage that's perfect for any time of day.Overall, I highly recommend Health Embassy's Cistus Incanus Tea to anyone looking for a natural and delicious way to support their health and well-being. Whether you're a tea enthusiast or simply seeking a soothing herbal remedy, this tea is sure to delight your senses and nourish your body.

Realy good quality and fast shipping

Bought this to give to my dogs for its tick repelling qualities, time will tell how effective it is. I have tried it myself and it doesn't taste bad

There's a study you can find on the benefits of cistus for recovery from flu called"Cistus incanus (CYSTUS052) for treating patients with infection of the upper respiratory tract"which shows the polyphenols in cistus significantly helps reduce flu symptoms by days 4 - 7total polyphenols used were 220 mg ,-People often say you need to re-infuse this multiple times to extract more polyphenols but the standard 1 time is better - the highest polyphenol content is extracted on first brew. boil and let it sit in there for 10-15 minutes (can cover the top if wanted) and vast majority is gained.^ there's a study called "The effect of Cistus incanus herbal tea supplementation on oxidative stress markers and lipid profile in healthy adults" that shows the highest gain comes from 1st extraction-Each 1g of cistus will get you 50mg - 100mg of polyphenols, so averaging 75mg you would need 3 teas with 1 gram of tea in each to replicate the flu recovery study, drank on empty stomach. - if you have a 1teaspoon scoop 1 gram of this tea comes to pretty much exactly a flat scoopOnly thing to note is polyphenols chelate iron - so maybe not the best for day to day use over weeks & months if you are typically low in iron/ferritin (but maybe good this way if you're on the high end).Looks good for 1 week use acutely when coming down with a cold , 3 teas 1gram each daily

As expected.