Herbal Blend Slim Infusion

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Each ingredient in this blend has been carefully selected for its traditional uses:

• Mate Green (43%): Traditional South American herb rich in nutrients and natural compounds
• Blackberry Leaves: European herb traditionally used for its astringent properties
• Nettle (11%): Mineral-rich herb valued in traditional European herbalism
• Rose Hip: Natural source of beneficial compounds
• Fennel & Anise: Traditional carminative herbs supporting digestion
• Birch Leaves (6%): Traditional Northern European herb
• Licorice Root: Sweet, beneficial root used in traditional herbalism

Traditional Brewing Method

To extract the full benefits of these traditional herbs:

• Use 12-15g (about 2-3 tablespoons) per liter of water
• Heat fresh water to 100°C (212°F)
• Steep for 5-10 minutes
• For a refreshing variation, prepare as above and chill with ice
• Can be enjoyed hot or cold throughout the day
• Best consumed between meals as part of a balanced lifestyle

Traditional Herbal Benefits

This blend brings together centuries of herbal wisdom:

• Mate Green: Contains compounds that may support natural metabolism and provide sustained energy. Research suggests it contains polyphenols and saponins that may aid in maintaining healthy blood sugar levels.
• Nettle: Traditionally used for its natural cleansing properties. Modern studies indicate it's rich in minerals and may support healthy inflammation response.
• Blackberry Leaves: Contains tannins that traditionally support digestive health. May help maintain healthy blood sugar levels when used as part of a balanced diet.
• Fennel & Anise: These aromatics have been used for centuries to support healthy digestion and reduce occasional bloating.
• Birch Leaves: Traditionally used in European herbalism for supporting natural cleansing processes.

Rich Heritage of Traditional Herbs

This blend reflects a fascinating confluence of herbal traditions. Mate green has been revered by indigenous South American cultures for centuries, traditionally shared in community ceremonies using distinctive gourds and metal straws called bombillas. European herbs like nettle and blackberry leaves have been gathered by herbalists since medieval times, documented in numerous historical medical texts. The inclusion of birch leaves pays homage to Northern European forest medicine traditions, where birch was considered a sacred tree of renewal and purification.