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Green Tea with Kombucha by Yogi Tea Organic Teas
Description
Green Tea Kombucha is based on an ancient remedy and offers a convenient form of Kombucha designed for daily use. Legend has it that some 2,000 years ago, Kombucha originated in Russia, and from there it traveled to Japan. Since then it has been used to detoxify the body, enhance the immune system, fight fatigue and soothe an upset stomach. This special healing formula is made with Organic Green Tea (Camellia sinensis), which is organically grown and, unlike other green teas, has a delicate flavor with no bitterness. Green Tea has excellent antioxidant properties. To it we have added a concentrated purified extract of Kombucha-Pure, which is produced without the use of refined sugar or black tea, and is made from Kombucha grown in a unique medium of 32 supporting Chinese herbs. The recipe is complemented with Organic Spearmint, which can help to relax the body and aid digestion; Organic Licorice Root, to support the adrenals and enhance the effects of other healing herbs; and Dong Quai Root, a well-known tonic. Once the benefits of these ingredients are released by hot water, you are ready to enjoy a delicious, delightful and soothing cup of tea – and one that is naturally rich in antioxidants and other health-supporting qualities.
Ingredients
Other Ingredients: Organic Green Tea Leaf, Organic Lemon Grass, Organic Spearmint Leaf, Kombucha-Pure Extract (Kombucha Culture, Asian Ginseng Root, Licorice Root, White Peony Root, Ginger Root, Eucommia Bark, Cinnamon Bark, Reishi Mushroom, Dong Quai Root, Rehmannia Root, and Lycii Barbarum Fruit) Natural Passion Fruit Flavor, Natural Plum Flavor.
Recommended Use
For best tea infusion, pour 8 oz hot water over one Green Tea Kombucha tea bag and steep for 2 to 4 minutes, not longer. Gently squeeze the tea bag to let the active ingredients fully release into the water. Drink 1 to 3 cups per day for antioxidant and health maintenance, or for its delicious flavor.
Warnings
Not to be used during pregnancy or while nursing.
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