Himalayan Dried Lemongrass Tea - 2015 Hot Product

Lemon grass is often used to treat headaches, stomach aches, irregular menstruation, nervous and digestive problems and is very popular as a general, pleasant tasting tea. May be mixed with a variety of other herbs. It also contains five different constituents that inhibit blood coagulation.

In East India and Sri Lanka lemon grass leaves are combined with other herbs to treat fevers, irregular menstruation, diarrhea, and stomach aches.  Lemon grass is one of the most popular herbs in Brazil and the Caribbean for nervous and digestive problems.  The Chinese use lemon grass in a similar fashion, to treat headaches, stomach aches, colds, and rheumatic pains.  Studies show it does destroy many types of bacteria and fungi and is helpful as a deodorant.  It may reduce blood pressure - a traditional Cuban use of the herb.    

• Great for teenagers - Lemon Grass contains vitamin A (in addition to being a very pleasant tea) that assists to clear the complexion
• Lemon grass helps give eyes a bright clear look
• Lemon grass is known to have a calming effect on the nervous system
• Antifungal properties.
• It cuts through fats after a heavy meal.
• Has a diuretic effect which aids the kidneys.
• It can be drunk hot or cold – terrific iced

HINT

Herbal Teas are best drunk warm or at room temperature, not boiling. The flavours of the herbs are enhanced at a lower temperature.