Nutratea - Elderberry & Echinacea Tea 20X40G

NutraTea - Elderberry & Echinacea Tea 20x40g Echinacea Tea Echinacea is one of the most popular herbs for boosting the immune system and helping us recover faster from coughs, colds, and the flu. A great option to choose during the winter months, it may even prevent you from getting sick in the first place.

Echinacea is also an antimicrobial, meaning it can help to fight off illness and infections. Plus, its anti-inflammatory properties may help to relieve pain and ease cold symptoms. Sweetly floral in flavor, echinacea makes a delicious addition to any tea. Weve combined it with elderberry, another immune-boosting herb, to make a comforting and soothing blend that is ideal for when youre under the weather.

Elderberry Tea The other ingredient in this immune-boosting tea blend is elderberry, which has been used in herbal remedies for thousands of years. High in antioxidants and packed with vitamin C, this is another great herb to take during cold and flu season. The antiviral properties of elderberry mean it can help to fight off infections and viruses.

Drinking elderberry tea may help you recover faster from a cold and also makes the symptoms less severe. Both earthy and slightly tart, elderberries pair beautifully with the tingly floral notes of echinacea to make the perfect tea for supporting your immune health and helping you recover faster. BENEFITS ELDERBERRY Helps to support the immune system Contains naturally occurring antioxidants to help protect your cells and tissues from oxidative stress Helps to maintain weight whilst following a calorie controlled diet ECHINACEA Contribute to the proper function of the bodys immune system Contribute to the maintenance of the lower urinary tract health Pleasant effect on throat, pharynx and vocal cords The contents of the Knysna Health website shall not be regarded as medical advice, or a basis from which to make medical decisions.

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