LINDEN HERBAL TEA 007

Linden Herbal Tea

Product Introduction

Taksoo Linden Herbal Tea is a blend of linden, clove, and cinnamon, bringing you a unique-tasting and beneficial soothing beverage. Taksoo Linden Herbal Tea is made without any chemical additives or preservatives, combining the freshest and finest herbs. The tea is packaged in silk tea bags, untouched by hand, using the latest global technologies. This type of packaging preserves the taste and color of the tea better.

Ingredients

Linden, clove, cinnamon

How and When to Use

• Place one linden tea bag in a cup of boiling water and wait five to seven minutes to steep.
• This tea can be consumed one to two hours before meals and before bedtime.

Contraindications

• Do not use during pregnancy and breastfeeding, except under a doctor’s supervision.
• Due to its negative effect on iron absorption, it should not be used by people with anemia.
• If you have any specific internal issues or allergies, consult with a specialist before use.

Storage Instructions

Store in a dry, cool place away from aromatic substances and direct sunlight.

Linden History

Scientific name: Tilia

English name: Linden

Linden is a tree with heart-shaped leaves and beautiful yellow flowers, usually growing in temperate regions of North America, Europe, and Asia. For centuries, it has been recognized in traditional medicine as a calming herb, useful for treating digestive and respiratory issues. Its flowers are harvested in summer and are used to prepare relaxing and anti-inflammatory teas. Linden is widely used in Europe and North America and has many fans due to its medicinal properties.

Benefits

Linden

• Rich in antioxidant properties
• Has anti-anxiety effects
• Helps lower blood pressure
• Aids digestion

Clove

• Contains fiber, vitamins, and minerals
• Has antimicrobial properties
• Supports liver health
• Strengthens the immune system

Cinnamon

• Rich in iron, calcium, magnesium
• High in antioxidants
• Helps regulate blood circulation
• Has anti-inflammatory properties

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