Pink Tea

Organic Lady's Mantle Leaf - Its astringent nature makes it helpful in alleviating excessive menstrual flow and managing when bleeding happens at irregular times. Lady’s Mantle can also be helpful when there is a dull, achy pain. Traditionally used to relieve menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and night sweats, to regulate the menstrual flow and relieve pain.

Rosehip Granules - Packed with Vitamin C, E, & K used in traditional medicine to help ease symptoms of infections such as bladder, kidney, respiratory, and sinus infections and colds and flu. Rose hips are said to aid in reducing inflammation associated with autoimmune conditions. They also ease the digestive tract, provide a laxative effect on the colon, and help to prevent fluid retention and bloating. Rose hips have also been known to relieve dizziness. Rose hips benefit women’s reproductive health aiding in regulating menstrual flow, easing uterine cramps, and aiding against breast disorders. They support functioning of the lymphatic system, which plays a crucial role in preventing stress-related illnesses. Known in herbal medicine for strengthening the circulatory, respiratory, and digestive systems. Rose hips also support the thymus gland, which is a specialised organ that helps your immune system.

Red Raspberry Leaf - Has been used for centuries to support women's reproductive health and is known in herbal medicine communities as 'the women's herb' for many benefits, from reducing PMS cramping, regulating periods and supporting fertility to preparing for labour at the end of pregnancy, and easing transition through menopause. It has been shown in many studies to support women's reproductive life. *Please note other ingredients make this tea unsuitable for pregnancy.

Lemongrass - A super herb, when consumed in tea, it has been used to aid a variety of health matters. Lemongrass helps alleviate pain resulting from muscle spasms due to the presence of analgesic compounds, which relieve other pains like joint and abdominal pain and headache. Lemongrass has a high amount of potassium, which facilitates diuresis. Diuresis can help to reduce salt and water in the body by helping the kidney to expel more sodium through urine. It also helps to reduce and put blood pressure in check, which can enhance proper blood flow throughout the body. Lemongrass herbal water (tea) may shield against pollution detrimental to sexual health, such as flushing out toxins like lead acetate and boosting sperm quality in males.

Dragon fruit - A great source of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, all of which can help to alleviate period symptoms. It is also a low-glycemic fruit, containing prebiotic fibre, which can help promote a healthy gut. Used in herbal medicine to alleviate bloating, diarrhea, constipation, lethargy, and cramping, dragon fruit also contains betalains which combat oxidative stress. Dragon fruit carotenoids have been linked to reducing heart disease and giving our tea its beautiful colour.

Stinging Nettle Leaf- A rich source of iron, nutrients, minerals and adaptogens. Used to remineralise the body after blood loss. Used in traditional medicine to help the healing process for the postpartum period, after childbirth and in the event of a miscarriage. It is said to improve estrogen metabolism, which reduces PMS symptoms and is used in traditional herbal medicine to reduce the severity of cramps.

Ginger Root - Studies published in recent years suggest that ginger may be helpful for the relief of pain before or during menstruation. Research suggests that compounds found in ginger may help to protect against the increases in inflammation by inhibiting the body's production of prostaglandins (a class of pro-inflammatory chemicals involved in triggering the muscle contractions that help the uterus shed its lining)

Orange - Packed with Vitamin C, magnesium, potassium and vitamin D, all crucial to helping your body absorb iron, which is lost during bleeding.

Calendula - Calendula flower prevents muscle spasms, starts menstrual periods, and reduces fever. It is also used to treat sore throat, mouth, menstrual cramps, and stomach complaints. A detoxifying herb that is used in herbal medicine to help the flow of the lymphatic system and to regulate the female reproductive system

Mild, a little flowery, a little fruity, pleasant and easy to drink. 

Traditional - add some hot water, watch the beautiful leaves turn your water pink, wait for it to cool and enjoy.

Cold Brew - Brew up a traditional batch, then leave it in the fridge to cool. Excellent in a tea bottle with an added slice of lemon or some frozen raspberries.

Holly Style - Make it like your Grandma's cuppa, brew traditional style, then add a splash of milk. It looks like strawberry milk and tastes delicious. 

 

AUSTRALIA - All states and territories.

Can I drink this while I am pregnant?

No, this product is not suitable for pregnancy.

How many cups per day can I have?

There is no restriction on the number of cups you can consume daily. We have made our Pink Tea a 50g (50 cup) serving.  3-4 cups daily on days with intense menstrual symptoms is standard.

Can I drink Pink Tea when breastfeeding?

Yes, Pink Tea is safe for breastfeeding.

Can men drink Pink Tea?

Yes, not only is Pink Tea excellent at relieving cramps, but it also contains ingredients that are known to increase sperm mobility.