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Earth’s Green Energy – Organic Nettle Tea
Earth’s Green Energy – Organic Nettle Tea
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🌱 Health Benefits - 6 Handcrafted Organic Tea Bags
1. Anti-Inflammatory & Joint Support
- Nettle has natural anti-inflammatory compounds.
- Traditionally used for arthritis, gout, and general joint pain.
- May help reduce stiffness and swelling.
2. Allergy Relief (Natural Antihistamine)
- Nettle leaf may ease seasonal allergy symptoms like sneezing, runny nose, and itchy eyes.
- Works by calming histamine response in the body.
3. Blood-Building & Energy Support
- High iron and chlorophyll content support red blood cell health.
- Often recommended for fatigue, anemia, and postpartum recovery.
4. Kidney & Urinary Tract Health
- Gentle diuretic — helps flush excess fluid.
- Supports kidney and bladder function, sometimes used in UTI or urinary discomfort.
5. Skin, Hair & Nail Health
- Silica and minerals strengthen hair and nails.
- Can calm eczema, acne, and rashes when taken internally or applied as a rinse.
6. Hormonal & Reproductive Support
- Traditionally used to support women’s health: easing PMS, heavy menstrual bleeding, and menopausal symptoms (because of its mineral content).
- For men, nettle root (different from leaf) is often used for prostate health.
7. Immune & Detox Support
- Antioxidants and minerals help the body clear toxins.
- Strengthens natural immune defenses.
☕ How to Use Nettle Tea
- Daily tonic: One cup a day for general nourishment.
- Infusion method: Steep a tablespoon of dried nettle leaves in hot water for at least 10–15 minutes (or overnight for maximum minerals).
- Flavor: Mild, grassy, earthy — often blended with mint or lemon balm.
⚠️ Precautions
- Because it’s a mild diuretic, avoid overuse if you’re on blood pressure meds, water pills, or blood thinners.
- Can lower blood sugar — diabetics should monitor closely.
- Always check with a doctor if pregnant, breastfeeding, or managing a chronic illness.
