A cup of soothing lemongrass tea is the perfect alternative remedy for upset stomachs, indigestion and other digestive complaints.
In less than 5 minutes, you can be sipping your lemongrass tea, inhaling its lemony scent, and taking care of your acid reflux and heartburn.
At the same time, the active ingredients in lemongrass help to keep you safe from stomach ulcers, boost your metabolism and, since it is a natural diuretic, cleanse your body.
Lemongrass has a smooth, lemony flavour with subtle hints of sweetness that make you think of a cool summer’s morning.
| Organic Lemongrass (100%) |
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN
Egypt
SPECIFICATIONS
Vegan, GMO-free, gluten-free, sugar-free, dairy-free, nuts-free, egg-free, soy-free, keto-friendly, intermittent fasting allowed drink.
Drink up to two cups a day, preferably after a meal to help with digestion.
Lemongrass is a natural diuretic and it can make you urinate more than a lot of other man-made diuretics. This has the effect of flushing toxins from your body as well as reducing water weight and bloating.
WHY USE✓ Formulated and packed in Australia ✓ Vegan ✓ 100% natural ingredients ✓ Caffeine Free ✓ Fight hormonal weight gain ✓ Eradicate Cramps ✓ Improves Energy Levels ✓ Relieve Bloating ✓ Prevent Premature Aging ✓ Digestion ✓ Nausea and Constipation ✓ Prevent Muscle Cramps ✓ Supports hormone balance ✓ Soothe and Heal |
DOSAGE
| AMOUNT: 1 tsp per 200ml |
| BREW TIME: 5-4 mins |
| WATER TEMPERATURE: 90⁰C |
| SERVING: hot / cold |
WARNINGS
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| HOW DO YOU USE LEMONGRASS? Lemongrass contains many benefits for people. The leaves and the oil it produces are used in medicines which treat a variety of illnesses and conditions, such as digestive tract spasms, stomach ache and vomiting, along with high blood pressure and painful joints. It is also a potent antibacterial. You can also use it in cooking. In fact, many south-east Asian dishes use lemongrass for its mild lemony flavour. However, only the tender bottom part at the base of the leaf is used. And, of course, it makes a delicious, refreshing and healthy tea. |
| WHAT IS LEMONGRASS? Lemongrass is a tropical grass found in Australia, Asia and Africa. It can grow to about 2 metres tall. It has long, slim green leaves with a magenta-coloured base. |
| HOW DO YOU COOK WITH LEMONGRASS? You can use the tender part of the lemongrass stalk either whole, sliced, or ground into a paste (with a mortar and pestle). Slice off the dried tops and bottoms, and any dried outer layers. Crush the stalks slightly to release the oils and the cook as per your recipe. |
| HOW DO YOU MAKE LEMONGRASS TEA? When it comes to making lemongrass tea, feel free to use the whole leaf, base and stalk. There is actually more flavour in the leaf. You only need one whole leaf to make a nice cuppa. This leaf can be placed in a pot of water whole, or you can snip it into the pot with scissors. Add 2 to 3 cups of water and then bring it to the boil. Leave it to boil for approximately 15 minutes – enjoying the refreshing lemony aroma – before switching off. Pour into cups and drink. You shouldn’t need to add anything in order to enjoy this herbal tea. |
| WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO STORE LEMONGRASS? You can store lemongrass in the fridge or freezer. Wrap the untrimmed stalks in cling wrap and store in the fridge for up to 2 weeks. Or wrap trimmed stalks in cling wrap and seal in a Ziploc bag to store in the freezer for up to 3 months. Or make a paste, put into ice cube trays and freeze. Use unthawed.
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