Labrador Tea Flowers And Leaves

Non, Il n'y a pas de caféine dans ce produit. Vous pouvez en boire avant d'aller au lit sans problème.

Nous conseillons aux femmes enceintes de faire preuve de prudence avec nos infusions. En effet, l'absence d'études spécifiques sur les effets de nos produits durant la grossesse, principalement pour des raisons éthiques, nous incite à recommander la consultation d'un professionnel de santé. Pour vous aider dans cette démarche, chaque infusion que nous proposons est accompagné d’une liste détaillée d’ingrédients. Ainsi, vous pouvez discuter avec votre médecin ou un spécialiste de la santé pour déterminer si nos mélanges et ingrédients sont adaptés à votre situation particulière durant cette période délicate.

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Ce produit est conditionné en vrac, c'est à dire que le mélange est lousse dans le sac.

It is an aromatic herb known for its countless virtues and is widely used in traditional First Nations medicine in the form of herbal tea and ointment. Present in many ongoing studies, the Labrador tea flower has the potential to treat even more diseases than one can imagine.

Help:
Difficulty breathing
Rheumatism / Arthritis
Nervousness
Stomach, liver and kidney problems
Asthma / Bronchitis
Sleep disorders
To thyroid imbalance
To infections
To counter obesity

Acts as:
Powerful antioxidant
Digestive
Anti-inflammatory
Relaxing
Antiseptic
Immune system
Diuretic
Antispasmodic
Liver cleanser
Antiallergic


Is it safe to consume Labrador tea flowers?

There is a lot of information circulating about Labrador tea that raises questions about its toxicity. The two factors involved are:

1. Andromedotoxin

Several shrubs of the Ericaceae family contain andromedotoxin (a toxic active ingredient) in small quantities. However, it is only when ingested in large doses that this element can cause cramps, headaches or intestinal difficulties. Thus, fans of this plant who drink it daily do not report having felt these symptoms or complications. Everything remains in moderation when consuming it.

2. Tannin

This substance is used by plants in their defense system against pathogenic microbes. Tannin is found in trees, leaves, fruits and in our food in general. Tannins are therefore present in beer, cider, tea, coffee and especially in red wine, which gives it its dark color. For very sensitive stomachs, it can be difficult to digest. Before giving birth (during the third trimester), First Nations women consumed this infusion three times a day to promote relaxation, counter inflammation and facilitate labor.