Medicinal Tea for Liver and Vesicle - 10 Sachets

Name: Medicinal Tea for Liver and Vesicle - 10 Sachets
Brand: Flora Mundial
SKU: IMS008-010
Price: 1.30 EUR
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Brand Flora Mundial

Reference IMS008-010

Liver and Vesicle

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Medicinal Tea for Liver and Vesicle

Our Medicinal Tea for Liver and Vesicle, distributed in 10 bags, is an infusion of medicinal plants recommended for the treatment of liver and gallbladder problems. Enjoy and share your experience!

Ingredients: 25% St. John's Wort (plant), 20% Horsetail (plant), 15% Avocado (leaves), 15% Fumitory (leaves), 15% Taraxacum and 10% Bilberry (leaves).

Box: 10 Sachets x 1.5 g = 15 g

Curiosities:

St. John's Wort - St. John's Wort is a plant belonging to the Hipericaceae family, native to the Asian and European continents. The first therapeutic studies of this plant date back to the first century in Ancient Greece. During the Medieval Era, Hypericum was known for its magical properties as it bloomed even at the beginning of the hottest time of the year, summer. It is used to heal the skin and aid treat wounds and burns. On a spiritual level, it was popularly known for its ability to remove negative energies. And so, as a natural complement in the treatment of mental illnesses.

Currently, its use is uncommon. However, it continues to be used as a natural ingredient in drugs to treat anxiety, mild depression, insomnia and liver problems.

Horsetail - Originally from the Northern Hemisphere, Horsetail is a plant belonging to the Equisetaceae family. That plant is rich in digestive, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, toning, healing and diuretic properties.

The scientific name "Equisetum" derives from the junction of the Latin words "equi" (horse) and "setum" (tail). In the 18th century, the use of horsetail was recommended for the treatment of kidney stones. As a rule, horsetail stalks are used for tea consumption. Due to its aesthetic characteristics, horsetail was very often used for ornamental purposes in gardens. This herbaceous plant with a slightly bitter aroma appeared about 600 to 250 million years ago. However, only 20 species of horsetail are still active today.

Water temperature: 100º

Recommended quantity: 2 cups before each meal and before going to bed.

Preparation: place a teabag for every cup of boiled water. Let it rest, and you can consume it immediately, hot or cold. To obtain an effective result, it is recommended to take this tisane for 30 days.

Store in a cool (max. 20º) and dry place (max. 60% humidity).