Hibiscus Berry Tea

Flavored Herbal Tea: Organic Hibiscus Flowers, Organic Rosehips, Organic Orange Peel, Organic Rooibos, Organic Blueberry Flavor, Organic Passionfruit Flavor, Organic Mango Flavor

Notes: BlueBerry, Currant

Scoring: Low Astringency, High Body, High Sweetness

Talk about refreshing! This Sweet Hibiscus based beverage is sure to quench your longing thirst of berry goodness, perfect as a cold brew or western style brew for any occasion.

Brewing Method: 5 - 10 Min, 212 F, 3g / 12oz

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Hibiscus Berry Tea offers a range of health benefits thanks to the combination of hibiscus flowers and various berries (like blueberry, raspberry, elderberry, or goji). Here are the key benefits:

Rich in Antioxidants - Contains polyphenols and anthocyanins that help fight oxidative stress and inflammation.

Supports Heart Health - May help lower blood pressure and cholesterol (especially LDL), based on several clinical studies.

Helps Manage Weight - Some studies suggest hibiscus extract can reduce body fat, BMI, and appetite.

May Support Liver Health - Preliminary research shows it may help protect the liver from damage and improve its function.

Natural Diuretic - Promotes urination, which may help reduce bloating and support kidney function.

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Benefits from Berries (e.g., blueberry, elderberry, raspberry) -

Immune System Support - Berries are high in vitamin C and other immune-boosting compounds.

Anti-Inflammatory Properties - Berries contain flavonoids and ellagic acid, which can reduce inflammation.

Cognitive Health - Compounds in berries may help protect brain cells, improving memory and reducing age-related decline.

Blood Sugar Regulation - May help improve insulin sensitivity and reduce blood sugar.

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Additional Benefits (Combined Effect)

• Caffeine-Free: Naturally caffeine-free, making it a good evening or calming drink.

• Hydration: Encourages fluid intake with added nutritional value.

• Pleasant Tart-Sweet Flavor: Makes a great alternative to sugary drinks.

Notice

• Blood Pressure: May lower blood pressure, so those on medication should consult a doctor.

• Interaction with Medications: Can interact with diuretics or diabetes medications.

• Pregnancy: Some sources suggest avoiding large quantities of hibiscus during       pregnancy due to potential uterine effects.