Gynostemma is native to South-East Asia and has been admired for thousands of years for its ability to prolong life. Commonly known as the “Herb of Immortality” in China, the Chinese traditionally drink Jiaogulan tea to boost energy, endurance, strength and, to combat fatigue. Known to the locals as “poor man’s ginseng,” or "southern ginseng" as it contains at least 100 saponins that are extremely close to those found in the Ginseng family. Interestingly enough, Gynsotemma is even richer in these saponins than Ginseng! Gynostemma is a highly powerful adaptogen.
Nutrient Dense
Gynostemma is a wonderful source for antioxidants and nutrients as it contains amino acids, vitamins and minerals, including selenium, magnesium, zinc, calcium, iron, potassium, manganese and phosphorus.
K E Y B E N E F I T S
* Adaptogenic
* Renowned tonic herb revered for its longevity chemistry.
* Rich in gypenosides, saponins known to support healthy immune function.
* Adaptogenic plant, supports adaptability to stressors.
*Also known as JiaogulanGrown in the mountains of southwestern China for thousands of years, Jiaogulan is a wild herb that has been consumed as a tea or in soups.
NOTE: These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product does not intend to treat or prevent any disease.
T O U S E
Add 1 tsp to 8 fl oz of hot but not boiling water. Steep for about 1-2 minutes, strain and enjoy. The leaves are naturally so sweet and aromatic, that a second or third steep, will still grant pleasant tea. Be sure to do at least 2 rounds per 1tsp serving. 39 servings (using 1tsp per serving)
I N G R E D I E N T S
Gynostemma (Gynostemma pentaphyllum) leaf^ Wild grown in Yunnan, China.
[ ^Wildcrafted ]
