Traditional Medicinals Organic Nettle Leaf Tea – 16 Bags

Organic Nettle Leaf Tea by Traditional Medicinals, a well established American herbal wellness brand, comes in a box of 16 tea bags made from certified organic nettle leaves. The nettle used in this blend is often hand harvested from wild meadows in Eastern Europe following sustainable sourcing practices.

This herbal tea has a mild, earthy, and grassy taste, and it is completely caffeine free, making it suitable for enjoying at any time of day without affecting sleep. Nettle has long been valued in traditional herbalism as a seasonal spring tonic, and it is now offered in a convenient ready to steep tea bag format for everyday use.

Benefits

In traditional herbal use, nettle is known to support joint health and overall wellness, and this tea can help refresh the body when feeling sluggish. Nettle naturally contains trace amounts of vitamins and minerals such as vitamin C, K, the B group, calcium, and magnesium, though their concentration is lower once prepared as a brewed tea compared to the fresh plant.

Active Ingredients

The sole ingredient in this product is organic stinging nettle leaf, with no added flavors or artificial ingredients. It is certified organic and verified non-GMO.

How to Use

Pour about 240 ml of freshly boiled water over one tea bag in a cup, cover, and let it steep for 10 to 15 minutes. Gently squeeze the tea bag before removing it to get the most out of the infusion. This can be repeated up to three or four times a day as part of a daily routine.

Who Is It For?

This tea suits anyone looking for a natural, caffeine free herbal beverage to include in a daily wellness routine, and those interested in trying a traditional herb historically used to support the body and joints.

Warnings

Individuals who are diabetic, pregnant, or breastfeeding should consult a healthcare practitioner before use, and in sensitive individuals nettle leaf preparations may occasionally cause mild gastrointestinal upset. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and it is not a substitute for professional medical advice.