Nettle & Dandelion Tea Nettle is a gentle herbal drink without caffeine, for body cleanse and radiance. A combination of two Cornish-grown plants believed to promote wellbeing in several ways. With natural diuretics that help to purify the blood and digestive system. An ideal tea to take during a detoxification programme, great for the liver. You won’t find it fresher. We grow and harvest the most mineral rich Dandelion and Nettle. Blending leaves into a super antioxidant tea, in small batches from St Agnes, Cornwall. Our blend that is guaranteed to make you bright-eyed and bushy-tailed! Free from added sugar and synthetic additives.
How does it taste?
This sunny bright refreshing tea is great independently. You can add lemon or honey to enhance its flavor profile, also boost the benefits. As the summer wears on, the leaves do become more bitter, but we find them refreshing at any time of year.
How does it work?
Nettle:
Nettle is thought to increase urine production, which can help with fluid retention and may support the kidneys. Anti-inflammatory: Some studies suggest that nettle has anti-inflammatory properties, which could benefit conditions like arthritis.
Allergy relief: Nettle is often used as a natural remedy for allergies. It may help reduce histamine levels in the body.
Dandelion:
Dandelion root is believed to aid in digestion and improve digestion.
Liver support: Some people use dandelion to support the liver and detoxification.
Blood sugar regulation: Dandelion has been studied for its potential to help regulate blood sugar levels
Grown in Cornwall
100% Natural
Plant-based
Free from added sugar
Zero synthetic additives
Sold in Tea Bags and as Loose Leaf (50g refill pouch)
Nettle & Dandelion Tea - Cleanse
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Simply decant one level teaspoon measure of your loose leaf tea, add your water, brew for 3 - 5 minutes, before straining and you're ready to go! You could even pop it in a tea bag if you aren’t about the loose leaf life. Either way, you’ll be treating yourself to a perfect steeped cuppa for once, instead of making do with the 'usual' stuff.