Healing Ayurvedic tea for colds Samahan
To get sick is not only bad, but also very expensive. Moreover, now the drugs are so toxic that having cured one disease, a person acquires several others. What to do then? Right. Look for methods that not only work, but also do not harm the body. Are you suffering from ARI? A strange question, since the answer for everyone will be yes. At the first sign of a cold, we quickly run to the pharmacy for a bunch of pills. Not the fact that they will help, but the fact that they can harm. How then to be? Elementary.
Elixir of health. Each of you knows that our nature is rich in plants that can easily cure any disease. So, here we offer to buy a healing tea for colds, created by Ayurvedic doctors and scientists from Sri Lanka. It is worth noting that its properties like magic, with regular use, help regulate digestion, strengthen the immune system, improve blood circulation, as they have an antiseptic and warming effect. What is this miracle tea you ask? The answer is simple. This is Samahan tea. It is an analogue, on a natural basis, of modern anti-influenza medicines. The effect will be noticeable after the first use. You will feel how the body reacts positively.
Properties. Samahan tea has 14 different plants in its composition, which are collected in the most ecologically clean regions of beautiful Sri Lanka, on the world famous island of Ceylon. A natural cold drink is very convenient to use, as it has a crystalline form of granules in structure, which dissolve without problems in a liquid. The recipe is ancient oriental, has a certificate of quality, does not contain dyes and preservatives.
Composition. Samahan cold tea is made from the following herbs:
- ginger. It is an elixir for cleansing the body and the digestive tract. Fights cholesterol and works to strengthen the vascular system,
- cumin (jeera). Has an antiviral effect. It is an antibacterial and antispasmodic plant,
- premna. Reduces fever and fights bacteria,
- coriander. An excellent lifesaver during rheumatic pains,
- licorice (licorice). Affects allergens, viruses and the bronchial system,
- adatoda justice. Excellent thing in the fight against cough and to increase immunity,
- Coscinium perforated. Destroys worms and has a bactericidal effect,
- Indian cumin. Spazmazgolik,
- diamond flower. It is indispensable in the work of the liver and fights against worms and internal parasites,
- pygmy bindweed. Has anti-inflammatory substances,
- Black pepper. Lowers fever, calms nerves, improves digestion,
- yellow nightshade. Antipyretic and laxative,
- Indonesian long pepper. Protector of the liver and immune system,
- Alpinia officinalis. Has bronchodilator properties.
How to apply. Natural Ayurvedic tea for colds can be used even by children from 3 years old. In order to strengthen the immune system and to prevent influenza, you need to drink tea 2-3 times a day, regardless of the meal. The mixture from the package is diluted in boiled but warm water or 200 ml of liquid, such as coffee, tea. It is well tolerated with various additives such as lemon, milk or honey. Phyto-cocktel is used in any form: from hot to chilled. Adults and children over 5 years of age may increase the dose to 2 sachets per day during the treatment of a cold. After complete recovery, take one sachet per day to strengthen immunity and feel better.
Contraindication. Any intolerance to the components of the tea can be a contraindication.
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