Native Anti-Inflammitea Tea Bags

Our Roogenic Native Anti-Inflammitea combines the well-known properties of Turmeric with three Australian bushfoods including Native Lemongrass, Lemon Myrtle and Tasmanian Pepperberries to calm and ease inflammation in the body. Native Lemongrass itself has been found by Griffiths University to act as a natural aspirin and relieve pain, while the combination of the Lemon Myrtle, Pepperberries and Black Pepper in the tea work to help the body absorb and digest the Turmeric, encouraging the anti-inflammatory properties to excel in the body and improve overall wellbeing. Perfect hot or cold, the tea can be consumed as your water intake for the day and makes an exceptional turmeric latte. At Roogenic we do take huge pride in sustainably sourcing our Australian bush foods, ensuring we support small farmers and nurture Indigenous communities. Made in Australia Ingredients: Organically Grown Lemon Myrtle, Turmeric, Mint, Organically Grown Native Lemongrass, Black Pepper, Wild Harvested Pepperberries. Lemon Myrtle This amazing Australian bush plant is loaded with antioxidants and is high in citral, which has anti-inflammatory and immune boosting properties and the ability to combat bacteria, viruses and fungi. Tumeric Turmeric is made up of curcumin, which contains powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, which can boost the immune system and activate the body’s own defence systems. Mint Famed for its digestion soothing effect, mint also has one of the highest concentrations of a range of antioxidants, essential for maintaining wellbeing. Native Lemongrass Traditionally used to treat muscle cramps, skin conditions, headaches, fever and respiratory tract infections. Recent scientific research is lauding its painkilling properties. Pepperberries Pepperberries are different to conventional black pepper as they can aid improved digestion and are packed in antioxidants. They have traditionally been used to soothe heartburn. Black Pepper Black pepper is essential to ensure the body’s absorption of curcumin in turmeric.   Basic Brewing Instructions