Product Description
Cistus Incanus is a plant belonging to the genus of rock roses. The Cistus Incanus plant is also known as the "grey hairy cistus rose", hoary rock-rose and rock rose. Cistus species naturally occurring in the region of the Mediterranean and East Asia. The infusion of Cistus Incanus Tea prepare by pouring a glass (200ml) of boiling water over 1 tbsp of Cistus Incanus, leave about 15 minutes, covered. At this time, strain it and drink. This Health Embassy Cistus Incanus Tea is available in 100 gram pack.
Ingredients
100% Cistus Incanus.
Directions
Cistus Incanus is one of the most potent plants that Infusion: Pour boiling water over one teaspoon of Cistus Incanus and let it steep covered for around 10 minutes. Strain it and, after cooling, drink 2-3 times a day or more. The infusion can be seasoned to taste with lemon juice and/or sweetened a little bit with, e.g. honey or stevia powder. Drinking the tea once will have no effect. Neither drinking it from time to time. It should be consumed regularly, every day. The effects may occur after a week. Decoction: for more severe or chronic conditions: pour 200-220 ml of water over around 10 grams of Cistus Incanus, bring it to boil and cook for 5 minutes, leave it for 20 minutes to cool down and strain. The decoction got, as a result, can be used externally (compress, rinse, wash) and internally – 100 ml 3-4 times a day (any kind of inflammatory conditions, Lyme disease, enteritis and gastritis etc.)., having, at the same time, no side effects as well as no possibility of overdose. Cistus Incanus is a plant belonging to the genus of rock roses. The Cistus Incanus plant is also known as the "grey hairy cistus rose". This Health Embassy 100% Natural Cistus Incanus Tea is availbable
Safety Warning
Not recommended for children or pregnant women. Consult a healthcare professional before use. For regular use, consume daily.
Manufacturer Contact Information
Health Embassy Ltd, Unit 48 Space Business Centre Cheltenham, Tewkesbury Road, GL51 9FL Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK.
