Smooth infusion without caffeine

Aloe Blossom Herbal Tea Forever Living is a gentle and refreshing caffeine-free infusionthat will help you relax andsoothe.

Aloe Blossom Herbal Tea Forever Living Products is, by nature, very low in calories and can be served both hot and cold with ice cubes for a refreshing alternative.

Each Blossom Herbal Tea Box contains 25 individual sachets.

Here is the list of these exotic plants that make up this wonderful product:

Aloe flower

In its natural environment, the Aloe (Aloe Vera Barbadensis) gives a wonderful flower that can collect the petals. They have special properties, which some have found in mucilage.

Cinnamon

The bark of this Chinese plant is traditionally used in Asia for culinary and medicinal purposes, such as some stimulating and relaxing functions.

Orange zest

Orange peel skin brings its rich flavor and a high vitamin C content is known to participate in many biological functions, including the development of collagen and brain functions. The flavonoids (or pigments) of orange zest have excellent antioxidant or anti-radical power and potentiate vitamin C.

Clove

Although native to Madagascar, cloves are native to Southeast Asia. In addition to its use in cooking and in the preparation of beverages and liqueurs, it is recognized for relaxing and antiseptic properties. It facilitates the sleep process. Its essence is used in dental surgery. Cloves also act as a flavouring agent.

Mulberry leaf

He's from Yugoslavia. The fruit, bark and mulberry root are variously used for their specific properties. Like the leaves of some species, it recognizes their anti-diabetic action.
Jamaican tea
Like ginger, this plant has been selected for its tonic action and calming properties in the digestive system.

Fennel

Comes from Egypt. It is a well-known herb that is also stimulating, eupeptic (facilitating digestion) and carminative (promoting the expulsion of intestinal gases). Very rich in potassium, it promotes, among other things, good reflexes.

Ginger

Ginger is a spice native to Asia, used as a condiment in beverages, foods, gingerbread. In aromatherapy, it is sometimes used for its aperitifs, stimulating the properties to aid digestion and against fever. The Arabs also use it by associating cinnamon as an aphrodisiac, pectoral and gargle in case of voice ending.

Chamomile

Comes from Egypt. Widely used in the form of herbal tea for its beneficial effects on the stomach, digestive functions and as an antispasmodic. The elders used it a lot as an antiseptic and febrifuge. Chamomile is also widely used as essential oil in cosmetics.

Gymnema Scots

This plant comes from India where it is called Sugar Destroyer (gur-mar) for its action on the perception, envy and metabolism of sugar. It suppresses cravings, tastes like sugar and inhibits appetite. The Scots Gymnema also has a diuretic action.

Infusion is a very diuretic product, very concentrated, very sweet to taste, no need to sweeten. It is suitable for slimming diets and regains a restful sleep.