Edible Beauty Balancing Butterfly Blue Tea – Loose leaf bag

Overview:

55g.

SUGAR BALANCING | ANTI-OXIDANT RICH | BEAUTIFYING

Indulge your senses and boost your health with this mesmerising tea, bursting with antioxidant-rich herbs and the magical Butterfly Pea.

Gymnema, Goats Rue, Cinnamon and Blueberry Leaf have been traditionally used to support balanced blood sugar levels and also provide a boost of antioxidants.

The beauty of this blend lies in the exotic Butterfly Pea flowers, which give the tea an enchanting deep blue hue. They have a high content of anthocyanins and quercetin to assist in boosting vitality and circulation whilst also promoting collagen production and healthy hair.

Rise to new levels of tea bliss with this beautiful, naturally sweet, balancing tea blend. Welcome to a colourful new world of tea – it’s almost too pretty too drink but once you do, you will never look back.

Caffeine Free.

Brewing instructions:
Add 1 tspn per cup of boiling water. Infuse for 5 to 10 minutes. If desired, add sweetener of your choice and a squeeze of lemon juice. Watch the beautiful vivid blue colour develop before your eyes and change to purple when lemon juice is added. This blend is also delicious chilled. Store in a cool and dry place.

Ingredients:
Butterfly Pea Flowers, Goats Rue*, Blueberry Leaf*, Gymnema*, Cinnamon*, Chen Pi*.

*Denotes organic ingredient

Botanical actives:

Butterfly Pea is a super antioxidant botanical grown in South East Asia. It is known for its mesmerising blue colour, which reflects its rich anthocyanin content. Anthocyanins are known for their ability to fight free radical damage and to prevent oxidative damage. Butterfly Pea tea has traditionally been used to improve vitality and is known for its anti-glycation properties.

Blueberry Leaf: Blueberry Leaves are rich in the antioxidants polyphenols and flavonoids that have been known to increase blood circulation and protect against oxidative damage. Scientists are currently studying the ability for blueberry leaves to assist in improving insulin sensitivity.
Gymnema: Gymnema has a long history of use in Indian Ayurvedic medicine. The Hindi name “gurmar” means “destroyer of sugar”. Chewing the leaves of the plant destroys the body’s ability to identify sweet tastes, providing the reason for this name.
Cinnamon: Cinnamon’s high concentration of antioxidants can help to protect the body from free radical damage. Many of cinnamon’s fantastic properties also come from one substance called cinnameldehyde, naturally present in the spice. It has many antifungal and antibacterial properties that make it a wonderful addition to tea blends and your diet.