Blood Pressure & Reduce Stress Tea - 90g - Harena Maris
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Contains leaves (95%) and Flowers (5%)
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Loose Tea
90g
3-6g (1-2 tablespoons) per day. Add boiling water to loose tea leaves and allow to soak freely for 5-10 minutes. Stir occasionally if desired. Tea leaves will unroll and expand when wet making for easy pouring from tea pot.
- Reduce high blood pressure
- Reduce blood fat
- Strengthen systole of cardiac muscle
- Have distinct diuretic function
- Resist bacteria and ease inflammation
- Reduce phlegm and relieve asthma
- Soothe the nerves and allay mental stresses
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Luobuma , as a natural and wild herb, has no side effects on the human body. Regular consumption of the tea helps to prevent sickness and diseases and is helpful in building up the body's immune system. Research and clinical studies have shown that Luobuma contains a flavonoid, cardiac glycoside, organic acid, amino acid and many other medical ingredients.Reduces high blood pressure, headache, dizzines and vertigo, eases stress and has a pronounced sedative effect. Reduces blood fat and strengthens systole of the cardiac muscle. Distinct diuretic function.
Luobuma is a wild herb grown only in a remote desert region of Asia. Harena Maris uses only freshly-picked leaves and flowers hand-picked the summer months between June and August. Clinical studies show that these optimum growing and harvesting conditions results in a Premium Luobuma product exclusive to Harena Maris.
Clinical research shows that Luobuma definitely lowers blood pressure (by increasing nitric oxide and thus vasodilation) and has diuretic, cardiotonic, and antioxidant activity. Other research indicates that Luobuma has antidepressant potential and can reduce anxiety (equal to benzodiazapines). Further research shows that this medicinal is effective for hypercholesteremia and the prevention of atherosclerosis. A water infusion of this herb has been shown to be hepatoproctective. Luobuma has been shown to reduce the formation of advanced glycation endproducts which are largely involved in the pathogenesis of diabetic vascular complications. Luobuma contains more than 15 kinds of phenolic constituents.
Clinical research has proved that Luobuma has the following medical and health care functions:
According to modern clinical studies the medicinal ingredients in Luobuma can strengthen systole of cardiac muscle, relax arrhythmia, improve the blood circulation, and prevent myocardium and coronary arteriosclerosis. They can also prevent the gathering of blood platelet, reduce blood serum cholesterol, improve immunity of the cell, relieve uneasiness of the body and mind, improve memory, and relieve fatigue.
Luobuma is available in capsule or loose tea format. The recommended dosage is 3-6 grams of loose tea, brewed in boiling water, per day or 1 Luobuma capsule 3 times per day.
To make Luobuma Tea, add the loose tea leaves to a tea pot. Cover with 16-20 oz of boiling water. Allow the tea leaves to soak freely. Occasional stirring will enhance the strength, taste and effectiveness of the tea. The tea is tightly rolled and will expand when soaked in water. Once expanded the tea leaves will rarely pass through the holes in a standard tea pot. Using a 'tea ball' is not recommended as it often restricts the flow of hot water around the tea.
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