Nettle – This super herb is calling your name now!
Tibetan Buddhist Saint, sorcerer, sage and poet Milarepa lived from 1052-1135, and is said to have eaten nothing but nettle leaves for much of his adult life. Now, this isn’t a suggestion to disregard that pint of ice cream in your freezer, and live on nettle for the rest of your days, but adding this tea to your diet will do your body a world of good! Heal your body’s aches, pains and more* with a cup today!
Our Herbal Chai is a great Nettle Starter Tea for beginners, which combines apple, chamomile, cardamom, cinnamon and nettle into a delicious and flavorful cup ready for autumn. But let’s talk about the real reason we are here, let’s talk about the more, because there are over 24 benefits you could be enjoying tonight with a slice of pie.
1. Stimulate the lymph system to boosts immunity
2.Acts as a diuretic to rid body of excess water
3. supports the adrenals
4. strengthens fetus and uterus in pregnant women
5. promotes milk production in lactating women
6. aids and relieves menstrual, bloating and fatigue
7. reduces inflammation
8. Reduces hypertension
9. promotes circulation and clean skin
10. relives allergic reactions by reducing the extra amount of histamine the body produces
11. alleviates gastrointestinal diseases, constipation and IBS
12. reduces chances of prostate cancer
13. promotes a release from uric acid build up in the joints
14. help break down kidney stones
15. clears blockages and diseases from the respiratory tract
16. kills intestinal worms and parasites
17. eases nausea
18. fights and cures the common cold
19. aids and provides temporary relief for neurological disorders, such as MS and ALS
20. fights gingivitis and prevents plaque when used as a mouthwash after brushing
21. treats insect bites
22. lowers blood sugar
23. lowers high blood pressure
24. aids and relieves itching and dryness from skin conditions such as ezcema