Canadian Ginseng Tea

Canadian Ginseng Tea contains 100% pure Canadian Ginseng. The Chinese have considered Canadian Ginseng the ultimate health food since the Ching Dynasty because of Ginsengs uniquely invigorating aroma and clean refreshing taste. It is absolutely caffeine free, and contains no added sugar.

Canadian Ginseng was discovered in Quebec in 1716 and has since been exported to China. In 1985, 150,000 lbs of Canadian Ginseng was exported to Hong Kong. It is now the most sought after imported herb in the Orient.

Indications: As a general tonic to aid in both mental and physical activity, reversal of short-term memory loss due to senility or Alzheimer's disease, boosting of the immune system, endocrine regulation, enhancement of general energy, strengthening internal organs, as an antioxidant, increased longevity, increased sexual energy, general illness prevention.

Ingredients: Canadian Ginseng (*ingredient listing subject to change depending on manufacturer/shipment)

Content: 20 teabags

Directions: For adults only. To be taken orally, put one teabag into a cup of boiling water for 2-3 minutes and drink hot. Honey can be added if desired. Drink a few cups a day as needed to help relieve fatigue and increase energy levels. Not suitable for pregnant or nursing women.

Web Price: $19.95

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