HONEY BUSH FLANNISH TEA
Anti-oxidantsHoneybush
Contains anti-oxidants that scavenge free radicals and prevent cell damage, thereby slowing the aging process. The carcinogens that are extremely beneficial in a the prevention of cancer.
Our Honeybush tea grows high up in the Langeberg Mountains and is fed only by rain and natural spring water. It is naturally caffeine-free and you can taste the slight sweetness in the cup that comes from the honeylike smell of the bright yellow flower of the bush; hence the name, got it 😉he anti-inflammatory properties of green honeybush — especially in its unfermented form — seem to have a naturally soothing effect on the gut.
Backed by research from CANSA, MRC & top SA universities
HEALTHY MINERALS
Honeybush contains minerals such as iron, potassium, calcium, zinc and magnesium. These minerals act as building materials for our bones, influencing muscle and nerve function, and regulating the body's water balance, among other things.
For pregnant woman
Honeybush is highly recommended for pregnant women, babies and children, due to its lack of caffeine and low acidity.
For Menopause
Honeybush contains phytoestrogens (phyto = plant). Phyto-estrogens mimic the effects of human oestrogen, meaning that Honeybush could alleviate menopause-related symptoms and protect post-menopausal women against cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis.
Caffeine-free Honeybush contains no caffeine, which makes it the perfect bedtime beverage, ensuring a calm, restful night’s sleep.
Low in tannin
Honeybush is extremely low in tannin. Tannin is known to inhibit mineral absorption, particularly iron.
Boost your immunity
Honeybush aids in the soothing of coughs and respiratory infections or disorders. There is anecdotal evidence that Honeybush has an allergy-reducing effect.
Supports Hormonal Balance & Immune Health
Rich in Antioxidants (Higher than Rooibos or Matcha)
compounds together in honeybush are being tested for their potent anti-cancer effects, skin photoprotection, anti-obesity and anti-diabetic properties.
If you’re looking for a tea that’s easy on the palate and genuinely satisfying, honeybush is a good choice. This tea’s taste to me is naturally sweeter, unlike some herbal teas that can be overly earthy or bitter. Plus it’s caffeine free, to be enjoyed throughout the day.
Menopause
Obesity
Anti-diabetic
Immune
Supports hormones
Caffeine-free
Anti-inflammatory
Osteoporosis
Cardevasculeur
Post-menopousal
Anti-cancer
Rich in iron, calcium, zinc, manganese, magnesium, potassium,
For bone health and muscle and water balance
Supported by research:https://www.webmd.com/diet/health-benefits-honeybush-te
https://sahta.co.za/honeybush/health-benefits/