Clears up
Thanks to the natural bitter substances it contains, our Ayurvedic tea blend number 14 clears the srotas, as the body channels are called in Ayurveda.
Content: 100 g
Miraherba - Organic Tea No. 14: Clarifying - 100g
€7.95
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Clears up
Thanks to the natural bitter substances it contains, our Ayurvedic tea blend number 14 clears the srotas, as the body channels are called in Ayurveda.
Content: 100 g
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Description
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The taste
Thanks to the organic chicory (the main ingredient in grain coffees), tea No. 14 has a tart and slightly bitter, but full-bodied taste. The cinchona bark adds further bitter flavors due to the tannins and alkaloids it contains, such as quinine. Sarsaparilla brings a fine note of vanilla. If you don't like it straight away - we often have to get used to the taste of bitter substances, try adding a little honey or sugar.
preparation
Brew 1 tablespoon of tea with ½ liter of boiling water and leave covered for 5 minutes.
temperature
100°Cbrewing time
5 mins
What makes our tea special
✓ Unique taste
✓ Selected ingredients
✓ High quality tea blends
Our tea blends combine only the most valuable ingredients. The unique taste is the result of our careful selection of herbs, most of which come from organic farming. Sabine's many years of experience in composing ingredients guarantee you incomparable tea enjoyment.
Due to the small storage quantities, you will receive fresh teas that are of course free of additional flavors. After all, nature offers everything that is delicious.
Effect
The natural bitter substances it contains stimulate the appetite and encourage salivation. They have a positive influence on the production of the various digestive fluids. This supports the natural processes in the body and thus clears the srotas, as the body channels are called in Ayurveda.
Ingredients
Chicory root*, cinchona bark, sarsaparilla, prickly pear nut.
*from controlled organic cultivation
chicory
The chicory root, also known as chicory, contains bitter substances that promote digestion. Did you know that chicory is also a type of chicory?
cinchona
Quinine, which is also found in tonic water and used to treat malaria, is traditionally extracted from cinchona bark. Cinchona bark also contains bitter substances.
sarsaparilla
Also known as smilax or stinging bindweed, sarsaparilla is used for its antiperspirant and diuretic properties.
Gokshura
Also known as Erdburzeldorn or Tribulus Terrestris, Gokshura is often used in Ayurveda as a tonic.
Source: WikipediaNote: Description of the herbs according to the monographs of the Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices (BfArM), Commission E, the Caraka-Samhita of Ayurveda medicine and the traditions of Paracelsus' phytotherapy. The effectiveness in the listed areas of application is not sufficiently scientifically proven and is based on the experience of phytotherapy. The tea blends are house tea blends and are not medicinal products for self-therapy.
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Product Details
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Data sheet
- Properties
- Gluten-free
Vegan
Vegetarian - Manufacturer
- Miraherba Linde Road 40 71634 Ludwigsburg
- Certification
- DE-ÖKO-037 / EN-BIO-037-88339-B
- unit_pricing_measure
- 100 g
- unit_pricing_base_measure
- 1 kg
Specific References
- EAN13
- 4262402912015
