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Pitta Tea

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100% Certified Organic

Pitta tea consists of herbs which are promoting better
digestion, cleansing and cooling. Fire and Water balancing.
The Pitta metabolic type is reliable and predictable.
A person with a dominant Pitta constitution usually has
medium build, is strong, has stamina and endurance,
and maintains a stable body weight. Pitta's are generally
intelligent, quick witted, passionate and over critical.
They posses little patience and can be very irritable or temperamental. The Pitta dosha is located in the small
intestine, stomach, sweat glands, blood, skin and eyes.
It is responsible for metabolism and organising
enzyme activity.

 

Hand Packed Product
Ingredients

Fennel Seed - Foeniculum vulgare
Cumin Seed - Cuminum cyminum 
Coriander Seed - Coriandrum sativum 
Cilantro - Coriander Leaf
Rose Petals - Rosa rugosa
Licorice Root - Glycyrrhiza glabra


Minimum 45 gms

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Made in Australia from
Imported and Local herbs.
Contains certified organic ingredients.

Southern Highlands NSW
100% AUSTRALIAN OWNED

 
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Coriander - Coriandrum sativum


Historical and Traditional Perspective

Spotlight on Coriander - the leaves are known as Cilantro
or Chinese Parsley

The Hebrews adopted coriander from the Egyptians who used it as a spice, perfume and digestive aid. The herb was considered such a basic necessity that the seeds have been found in several Pharaohs tombs for use in the afterlife.The Greeks and Romans used coriander as a digestive and gas remedy and also as a meat preservative. India's traditional Ayurvedic healers used the spice to treat allergies, urinary problems, as an eyewash and a digestive. Chinese physicians use the herb to treat diarrhoea, measles, haemorrhoids and as a gargle for toothache. Middle Eastern herbalists used the herb as a mild sedative and aphrodisiac.
Coriander is warm, spicy and fragrant. Studies suggest it has anti-inflammatory and anti-spasmodic properties and may be useful for arthritis and rheumatism. Another study shows benefit for blood sugar levels and the possibility of its value in the management of diabetes.


Historical and traditional perspectives are for information
purposes only and are not intended as medical advice.