Herbal Tea, Memory Tea, Appetizer Tea, Comfort Tea, Rhythm Tea

Herbal Powder

Herbal Extracts

Memory Tea

Tag : A refreshing Way to increase your memory

Jar : Quantity : 100 gms.

Ingredient : Licorice root and Brahmi leaves

Direction for preparation :
Take 1 Tsp of Memory Tea Powder in 2 1/2 cups of water; Boil it for 5 mins. Add 1-2 tsp of powdered sugar to taste. Drink it warm.

Serve : 2 cups of Memory Tea.

Memory Tea

Used :
As a General Uterine tonic tea.
In Dysmenorrheal symptoms.
In Menorrhagial symptoms.

Note :
A daily intake of this Memory Tea will provide you with all the essential Vitamins, Antioxidants and Phytochemical which are depleteting due to various reasons such as food habits, stress, and pollution. Ayurveda herbal text have described vividly about the magnificent effect of Brahmi leaves on hippocampus, frontal cortex, and striatum resulting in increasing alert, grasping and retaining of information thereby increasing the memory. New researches have revealed that the triterpenoid saponins and their bacosides are responsible for Bacopa's ability to enhance nerve impulse transmission. The bacosides aid in repair of damaged neurons by enhancing kinase activity, neuronal synthesis, restoration of synaptic activity, and ultimately nerve impulse transmission.

Appetizer Tea

Tag : A warm Refreshing way to increase your appetite for food.

Jar : Quantity : 100 gms.

Ingredient : Trikatu, Panmadhuri, Licorice root powder.

Direction for preparation :
Take 1 Tsp of Appetizer Tea course powder in 2 1/2cups of water; Boil it for 5 mins. Add 1-2 tsp of powdered sugar. Wait till all the sugar is dissolved and then remove the tea vessel and stain it. To enhance the taste add a few drops of ginger and lemon juice to taste. Drink it warm.

Serve : 2 Cups of Appetizer Tea

Note :
After an illness, Cold, Fatigue, Stress if you are losing your interest in food, just take a sip of this thrilling Ayurvedic Herbs to get back your enzymes working and making you crave for food!!!

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Comfort Tea

Tag : A warm comforting and refreshing way to ease you in your "Woman" Days.

Jar : Quantity : 100 gms.

Ingredient : Ashok Powder

Ashoka Tea

Direction for preparation : Take ½ Tsp of Comfort Tea powder in 200 ml of water 2 1/2 cups of water; Boil it for 5 mins. Add 1tsp of powdered sugar. Wait till all the sugar is dissolved and then remove the tea vessel and stain it. To enhance the taste of the tea add 1 tsp of Honey Mixed with Ginger syrup to it. Drink it warm.

Note :
Ashok is the famous tree which has been mentioned in Ramayana, where Sita Mata had been kept in isolation at the Ashok Garden after been kidnapped by the great Ravana. This tree gives beautiful Red flower which fills up the top branches .... Ashok bark has been used over the centauries by Ayurvedic physicians to ease pain and discomfort experienced by Vata imbalanced women during the menstrual periods. Recent Researches on Ashok bark has been found to contain the estrogenic compound ketosterol which has stimulating effect on the endometrial and ovarian tissue.

Rhythm Tea

Tag : A warming, refreshing and a soothing tea for your "Jumpy Heart".

Jar : Quantity : 100 gms.

Ingredient : Arjuna Powder

Arjuna Tea

Direction for preparation : Take ½ Tsp of Rhythm Tea powder in 200 ml of water 2 1/2 cups of water; Boil it for 5 mins. Add 2-3tsp of powdered sugar. Wait till all the sugar is dissolved and then remove the tea vessel and stain it. To enhance the taste of the tea add 2 tsp of Honey Mixed with Ginger slice syrup to it. Drink it warm.

Uses :
For Irregular Beats.
As preventive attack.
Chronic BP.

Note :
All the above ingredients are very popular Ayurvedic Herbs used in many classical formulations for various respiratory infections. This Cold Tea Preparation is an easy method to prevent an attack of cold during seasonal change. Tej Patra and Clove not only gives a refreshing fragrance to the Cold Tea but also helps as expectorants. Trikatu helps in reducing mucous formation in the respiratory track and Licorice gives a sweet flavor to the Tea while soothing the throat.

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