Organic lemongrass leaves

Lemongrass is also anti-inflammatory and hypotensive. Hypertensives can use it to stabilize their blood pressure by taking a small cup daily. It can also be used to treat fevers and flu.

Lemongrass tea's sedative action on the nervous system: This plant is highly recommended for combating insomnia, stress and anxiety. There's nothing like a good lemongrass tea in the evening, just after dinner, to help you sleep like a baby.

An effective painkiller: Lemongrass tea is an ally not to be neglected in winter. It effectively soothes joint pain and rheumatism.

A great muscle relaxant: Lemongrass tea is perfect for treating sprains, tendonitis and strains. You can take it with sport to relax your muscles.

A powerful tonic: If you're feeling feverish, physically or mentally tired, make yourself a hot lemongrass tea and enjoy it slowly on the sofa. You'll feel your energy rise before you finish your cup.

A good treatment for mycoses: Thanks to the geranial, neral and geraniol present in lemongrass, which have antiviral and antifungal properties, lemongrass tea makes an excellent treatment for mycoses or herpes.

Slimming benefits: Lemongrass is low in calories (only 44 cal,100 g of lemongrass). Regular use of lemongrass tea is a good ally in a slimming diet. It also helps fight cellulite and eliminate belly fat.

An excellent treatment for diabetes: Lemongrass is a hypoglycemic, helping to lower blood sugar levels. Diabetics are advised to include lemongrass in their diet, but not to overdo it to avoid hypotension.

Lemongrass tea, a drink with diuretic virtues: A course of treatment once or twice a year is recommended. One to two weeks of daily use (2 cups a day). The cure can also be carried out with juices made from fresh fruit and vegetables and lemongrass. This will enable the body to evacuate waste and eliminate toxins.

For a cup of lemongrass tea, add 2 grams of dried lemongrass leaves to around 200 ml of boiled water.

Capacity: 50gr