Tea for Arthritis, Arthrosis and Rheumatism

Tea for Arthritis, Arthrosis and Rheumatism

Meet our Tea for Arthritis, Arthrosis and Rheumatism, a herbal formula that will help you relieve the symptoms. Get yours and share your experience!

Ingredients: White Willow (Salix alba L.), Ash (Fraxinus angustifólia L.), Oregano (Origanum vulgare L.), Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis L.), Avoadinha (Conyza canadensis L.) e Bay (Laurus nobilis L.).

Curiosities:

Oregano – is a herbaceous and aromatic herb of the Lamiaceae family, adaptable to humid soils and exposed to high temperatures. In the Greek translation, the word “oregano” derives from the expression “joy of the mountain”, made by joining the words “oros” (mountain) and “ganos” (joy). This expression is related to the influence of oregano in the cow's pasture, which contributed to the flavour of the meat. Oregano will be directly linked to the goddess Aphrodite because it attracts happiness and love to those who have it around.

Originating in the Middle East and the Mediterranean, oregano spread throughout the world from the 16th century onwards. The oregano will have entered the American continent through the Second World War with the return of the soldiers. Oregano is used as a natural solution against anxiety, stress, indigestion, headaches, gastrointestinal gas, cramps, menstrual pain, flu, fluid retention and respiratory problems.

Rosemary – Scientifically named “Rosmarinus Officinalis”, rosemary is an aromatic shrub that does not need to be sown, as it grows easily in gardens. In Greek Antiquity, rosemary was used to improve cognitive functions. According to these, rosemary helped them to activate the mind, aiding in memory. In addition to being used in celebrations, for symbolizing love and immortality. The Latin term “Ros Marinus” translates into the expression “Dew of the Sea”. This designation was given because rosemary grows well on the Mediterranean slopes, flooding them with its bluish flowers.

As for medicinal properties, rosemary leaves may contribute to the balance of blood pressure through their anti-inflammatory potential. This natural ingredient can improve blood circulation, favoured by its performance in blood purification. In addition, rosemary leaves can help reduce muscle and headache pain, even as gas. They may also promote the treatment of respiratory problems.

For hundreds of years, rosemary has been used to purify the air and ward off bad energy.

Water temperature: 100º

Infusion time: 5 to 10 minutes.

Recommended quantity: 3 to 4 cups a day, any hour.

Preparation: Place in a container, 2 tablespoons in one litter (1L) of boiled water. Then cover it and let it infuse for 5 to 10 minutes. Finally, filter, and you can consume, hot or cold.

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

Our medicinal formulas are based on ancestral knowledge and experience with editorial bibliographic foundations. However, they undergo minor adjustments so that the mixtures are up-to-date and sophisticated, both in terms of taste and therapeutic effects.

NOTE: The images shown were taken in our company, however, the type of cut and dimensions of the plant may vary from supply to supply or time of year.