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Dandelion Bio Infusion Cut Leaves

Dandelion Leaf Tea: Natural Detox & Liver Support Blend

Experience the robust, earthy flavor of our carefully harvested dandelion leaf tea, a time-tested herbal infusion renowned for its natural cleansing properties. Each leaf is harvested at peak potency in early spring, when the plant's beneficial compounds are most concentrated. The resulting brew offers a distinctive taste profile reminiscent of green tea but with a more pronounced character - slightly bitter notes balanced by subtle, herbaceous undertones that create a sophisticated and healthful drinking experience.

This pure herbal infusion harnesses the full potential of Taraxacum officinale leaves, delivering a rich array of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants in every cup. The leaves are expertly cut to optimize the release of beneficial compounds while maintaining their natural integrity. Whether enjoyed hot or cold, this versatile tea provides a natural way to support your body's detoxification processes and promote overall wellness.

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Dandelion Bio Infusion Cut Leaves

Dandelion Bio Infusion Cut Leaves

€4,80

Optimal Brewing Methods for Maximum Benefits

For Hot Infusion:

  • Use 1-2 teaspoons of cut leaves per cup (240ml) of water
  • Heat water to 95°C (203°F)
  • Steep for 15-20 minutes to extract maximum beneficial compounds
  • Strain and enjoy

For Cold Brew:

  • Add 2 teaspoons to cold water
  • Refrigerate for 8-12 hours
  • Strain and serve over ice

Recommended serving: 2-3 cups daily. Start with one cup to assess your body's response to its natural diuretic properties.

Nature's Therapeutic Herbs: Dandelion Leaf Properties

Our infusion contains carefully processed Taraxacum officinale (Dandelion) leaves, rich in:

  • Essential Vitamins: High in Vitamins A, C, and K
  • Mineral Content: Abundant in potassium, magnesium, and calcium
  • Antioxidant Compounds: Beta-carotene and polyphenols
  • Bioactive Elements: Chicoric acid and chlorogenic acid

The leaves are harvested in early spring when their therapeutic compounds reach peak concentration, ensuring maximum potency in every cup.

Natural Health Support & Therapeutic Properties

Dandelion leaf tea offers numerous evidence-based health benefits:

  • Liver Support: Enhances liver function by promoting bile production and supporting natural detoxification processes. The tea's bitter compounds stimulate digestive function and support healthy liver metabolism.
  • Anti-inflammatory Action: Rich in antioxidants like beta-carotene and polyphenols that combat oxidative stress and reduce inflammation throughout the body.
  • Cardiovascular Health: Contains potassium and beneficial compounds that help maintain healthy blood pressure levels and support heart function. Studies suggest it may help regulate cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
  • Blood Sugar Management: Chicoric and chlorogenic acids show promising effects on blood glucose regulation.
  • Digestive Wellness: Acts as a gentle diuretic, helping reduce bloating while supporting healthy digestion and gut flora balance.

Ancient Wisdom & Traditional Uses

Dandelion has been a cornerstone of traditional medicine across cultures for centuries. In European herbalism, it was known as the liver herb due to its detoxifying properties. Native American healers utilized dandelion for its therapeutic benefits, particularly for kidney and liver support.

Medieval Persian physicians documented dandelion's use in their medical texts, praising its ability to cleanse the body and support digestive health. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, dandelion has been used for over a thousand years to support liver health and reduce inflammation.

The plant's name comes from the French dent de lion (lion's tooth), referring to its serrated leaves. This naming reflects the historical importance placed on the plant's identifying characteristics by traditional healers who recognized its valuable medicinal properties.