THE SUGAR ANTICRAVE Tea – Gymnema Sylvestre Herbal Tea (25 Tea Bags)

Description

Gymnema Sylvestre is a woody climbing shrub that’s native to the tropical forests of India, Africa and Australia. These Gymnema Slyvestre herbal tea bags have no caffeine. This tea contains 100% natural and pure ingredients sourced from India with no fillers or additives.

 

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Its leaves have been used in the ancient Indian traditional medicine practice, Ayurveda, for thousands of years.

In Ayurveda, it has been used to reduce blood sugar levels, malaria and snake bites.

Modern science is finding that this herb may reduce sugar cravings.

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What does gymnema slyvestre herbal tea taste like?

Very Bitter

Herby

 

Condiments:

You can add lemon to the tea as well.

How should I prepare Gymnema Slyvestre tea from these tea bags?

Prepare a Gymnema Sylvestre tea to reap its benefits. Add 1 Gymnema Sylvestre tea bag to your cup and slowly pour hot water over it. Leave it to brew for 5 – 7 minutes. Remove the tea bag. You can add lemon juice.

For a cold brew: Add 1 Gymnema Slyvestre herbal tea bag into a glass pitcher, add water, cover and store in the fridge overnight. Strain in the morning and pour into your glass/cup. Add ice if you’d like.

 

How much Gymnema Slyvestre tea can I drink in a day?

There haven’t been any studies done on the maximum quantity of Gymnema Slyvestre Herbal tea that can be drunk in a day but it is best to use an educated guess. 1 cup a day should be reasonable.

Do check with your GP if you are unsure or taking medication.

 

How to store these Gymnema Slyvestre herbal tea bags?

Store these tea bags in a cool, dark cupboard away from direct sunlight or heat (such as your stove) or humidity in an airtight container. These turmeric ginger black pepper tea bags come in a resealable air-tight bag.

This tea can last for up to 1- 3 years if stored well.

 

Does this Gymnema Slyvestre tea have any nutritional benefits?

Its leaves have been used in the ancient Indian traditional medicine practice, Ayurveda, for thousands of years.

In Ayurveda, it has been used to reduce blood sugar levels, malaria and snake bites.

Modern science is finding that this herb may reduce sugar cravings.

Disclaimer:

Please note that we do not suggest that all of the above nutritional benefits are true and will be attained. These are simply some benefits that we have come across on various online sites.