Red Cinchona Bark Tea
Meet our Red Cinchona Bark Tea full of therapeutic properties that will contribute to your gastric, muscular and bone well-being. Discover its analgesic potential and share your experience!
Ingredients: 100% Quinine, bark (Cinchona officinalis).
Curiosities:
Red Cinchona – This tree of South American origin was overexploited to obtain a substance present in its bark called “quinine”. Due to this excessive exploitation, the Red Cinchona became a protected species and a relevant rarity in Brazil. Most of the existing trees of the Red Cinchona are located in the Amazon rainforest. According to scientific records, the Red Cinchona is thought to have originated in the Andes Mountains and the Amazon Basin. The leaves and root bark are the most consumed parts of this exotic tree.
Red Cinchona Bark Tea contains stimulating, digestive, anti-inflammatory, healing, diuretic and antibacterial properties. This natural tea can be used in the auxiliary treatment of rheumatic diseases, uric acid, anaemia, osteoporosis, diabetes, tachycardia, and malaria. It may assist in improving digestion, abdominal swelling, fever reduction and muscle relaxation. In some cases, Red Cinchona Tea can be used as a natural painkiller and as a scalp-cleansing solution. Externally, Red Cinchona Tea can contribute to the healing of wounds and the elimination of dandruff.
The genus Cinchona has 40 species in the Rubiaceae family.
Water temperature: 100º
Infusion time: 5 to 10 minutes.
Recommended quantity: 1 dessert spoon per cup (250 ml). It is recommended to consume 2 to 3 cups of tea a day.
Preparation: put 3 tablespoons of red china bark in a container with one litre (1 L) of boiled water. Cover and leave to infuse for 5 to 10 minutes. Finally, strain it, let it cool down a little, and consume it immediately.
Store in a dry (max. 20º) and cool place (max. 60% humidity).
Warnings: Red Cinchona Bark Tea should not be consumed by pregnant women, toddlers, breastfeeding women and people with hypersensitivity to quinine (a chemical compound).
NOTE: The images presented were made by our company, however, the cut typology and dimensions of the plant may vary from supply to supply or season of the year.