Organic Yarrow Tea: Digestive Comfort & Menstrual Relief

How to Brew: Traditional Infusion Method for Optimal Benefits

For the most therapeutic and flavorful infusion, use 1-2 teaspoons (1-2 grams) of dried yarrow flowering tops per 150-250 ml of freshly boiled water. The traditional preparation method helps extract yarrow's beneficial volatile oils and water-soluble compounds effectively.

Place the dried herb in a glass or porcelain vessel (avoid metal containers, which can react with plant compounds). Pour boiling water directly over the yarrow, then immediately cover the container to prevent the escape of therapeutic aromatic oils that vaporize easily.

Allow the infusion to steep for 5-10 minutes, stirring occasionally to ensure even extraction. The longer steeping time yields a stronger, more therapeutic brew, while shorter times produce a milder, more approachable flavor.

Strain through a fine mesh strainer or tea filter, pressing gently on the plant material to extract remaining beneficial compounds. The resulting golden-amber tea can be consumed warm or allowed to cool to a comfortable drinking temperature.

Recommended consumption: Drink 1-3 cups daily between meals for digestive support, or begin several days before menstruation for monthly cycle comfort. The infusion can be enjoyed throughout the day, though many prefer it in the evening for its calming digestive effects.

For enhanced effectiveness in supporting digestive wellness or weight management goals, yarrow tea can be combined with appropriate dietary measures. Store dried yarrow in an airtight container away from light and moisture to preserve its potency and aromatic qualities.

Pure Organic Ingredients: 100% Flowering Yarrow Tops

This infusion contains exclusively organic Achillea millefolium (yarrow) flowering tops, carefully harvested from certified organic French farms. Each delicate flower head is dried using traditional methods that preserve the plant's essential oils and therapeutic compounds.

The feathery, fern-like appearance of yarrow's flowering tops reveals clusters of tiny white to pale pink flowers, creating a visually distinctive herbal blend. When dry, these flowering tops retain their characteristic aromatic quality, releasing their beneficial volatile oils upon contact with hot water.

Yarrow's complex phytochemical profile includes flavonoids, sesquiterpene lactones, and alkaloids that work synergistically to deliver the herb's renowned digestive and menstrual support properties. The plant's naturally occurring anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic compounds contribute to its traditional effectiveness.

Sourced from pristine French growing regions, this yarrow is cultivated without pesticides, herbicides, or synthetic fertilizers. The organic certification ensures complete traceability from field to cup, guaranteeing purity and therapeutic quality.

This single-ingredient formulation contains absolutely no additives, preservatives, artificial colors, or blending agents just pure, potent yarrow in its most authentic form.

Digestive Comfort & Menstrual Support

Yarrow tea has earned its reputation as a trusted ally for women's monthly wellness and digestive harmony. The herb's gentle antispasmodic action helps ease the rhythmic contractions that cause menstrual cramping, providing natural relief during your cycle.

Digestive wellness benefits include:

• Relieves bloating and intestinal discomfort after meals
• Eases abdominal cramps and digestive spasms
• Supports healthy gut motility and digestive flow
• May complement weight management efforts when combined with dietary measures

The anti-inflammatory compounds in yarrow work quietly to soothe irritated digestive tissues while promoting overall comfort. Many women begin drinking this infusion several days before their period starts, finding it helps minimize discomfort throughout their cycle.

Beyond digestive and menstrual support, yarrow offers secondary benefits recognized in traditional herbal practice. The infusion provides a soothing effect for throat irritation, pharynx discomfort, and vocal cord sensitivity making it ideal during seasonal changes when these issues commonly arise.

The herb's mild astringent properties have historically been valued for supporting vascular health and reducing minor bleeding or bruising. Its complex blend of active plant compounds also offers gentle immune support, contributing to overall resilience and well-being.

Regular consumption delivers cumulative benefits, with many finding the most pronounced effects after consistent use over several weeks. The infusion works best when consumed between meals, allowing its therapeutic compounds to interact directly with digestive tissues.

Ancient Warrior Herb & Women's Wellness

Yarrow's medicinal legacy stretches back millennia, woven deeply into the fabric of European herbal tradition. The plant's Latin name, Achillea millefolium, honors the legendary Greek warrior Achilles, who reportedly used yarrow to treat his soldiers' battlefield wounds during the Trojan War earning it the enduring nickname "Soldier's Grass."

In ancient and medieval Europe, yarrow occupied a revered place in folk medicine cabinets, valued not only for wound healing but also for supporting women's monthly cycles and digestive wellness. Herbalists recognized yarrow's remarkable versatility, prescribing it for everything from stopping bleeding to easing menstrual discomfort.

The herb featured prominently in ceremonial rituals across Celtic and Germanic cultures, where it was believed to possess protective qualities that could ward off negative energy and bring good fortune. Women often carried sprigs of yarrow as talismans of health and resilience, particularly during childbearing years.

Medieval herbalists documented yarrow extensively, noting its "thousand leaves" (as suggested by its species name millefolium) and its ability to restore balance to the body. The plant became a cornerstone of Western herbal traditions, symbolizing both healing power and feminine strength.

In French herbal medicine, yarrow has maintained its position as a trusted remedy for digestive complaints and women's health concerns. Modern organic cultivation in France honors these centuries-old traditions while meeting contemporary quality standards, ensuring this ancient herb continues to serve new generations seeking natural wellness support.