REINVIGORATE Tea – Moringa Tulsi | 50 Tea Bags | Oleifera Leaf & Holy Basil Tea | No Caffeine

Description

Moringa Tea is made from the leaves of the Moringa tree primarily found in India, also known as the drumstick tree and tulsi (holy basil) leaves.

The moringa tree’s seeds, leaves and fruits have been consumed in India for many years and have been thought to have numerous health benefits.

Moringa has been used in Ayurveda (traditional Indian medicine) to relieve pain, itching, headaches and improve eye sight.

Modern science has discovered that moringa is rich in Vitamin B6, Vitamin C, Riboflavin, Iron and Vitamin A. It also has all 9 essential amino acids. This may help with fatigue, skin and immunity.

Tulsi leaves are thought to boost immunity & reduce stress.

 

What does moringa & tulsi tea taste like?

This tea has a warming spinach like taste. You can add honey / lemon to the tea as well.

 

How should I prepare moringa & tulsi tea?

For a hot brew: Prepare a moringa tulsi tea to reap its benefits. Add 1 moringa tulsi tea bag to your cup and slowly pour hot water over it. Leave it to brew for 5 minutes. Remove the tea bag. Add honey if you would like it sweet. You can also add lemon juice.

For a cold brew:  Add 1 moringa tulsi 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 moringa tulsi tea can I drink in a day?

There haven’t been any studies done on the maximum quantity of moringa tulsi tea that can be drunk in a day but it is best to use an educated guess. 1 – 2 cups of moringa tulsi tea a day should be reasonable.

 

How to store moringa tulsi tea?

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

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

 

Does moringa tulsi tea have any nutritional benefits?

In India, moringa has been used to treat common colds and cough. In Ayurveda (traditional Indian medicine), it is used to relieve pain, itching, headaches and improve eye sight.

Scientific evidence has found that moringa leaves are rich in Vitamin B6, Vitamin C, Riboflavin, Iron and Vitamin A.

The benefits of consuming Moringa are supported by scientific research as below (according to healthline.com):

• Moringa is rich in antioxidants that can protect against aging and age related disease
• Moringa may lower blood sugar but more research is needed to confirm this
• Moringa may have anti-inflammatory properties that may help with chronic diseases such as cancer and heart disease but more research is needed to confirm this
• Moringa may help reduce cholesterol

Tulsi (Holy Basil) leaves are thought to boost immunity & reduce stress.

 

Does moringa tulsi tea have any adverse side effects?

As with all foods, it’s always best to eat a little bit to start out with (if you’ve never eaten it before) to check if you have any side effects.

There haven’t been any adverse side effects documented with moringa to date.

Consult your GP if you have any conditions and have some concerns about consuming moringa tulsi tea.