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Marigold (Calendula Flower) Tea
$5.50 – $10.50
Caffeine-Free
Our marigold flowers are of the best quality & 100% dried at peak freshesat to retain their life-giving properties: you will see them bloom into a perfect luscious flowers when steeped in water. The marigold variety that delivers health benefits are the flowers of the calendula marigold, which have been used for centuries for their health benefits, particularly for reflux.
Health Benefits:
- Gastrointestinal Health
Relieve symptoms of mild gastritis, reduce mild abdominal and digestive spams & support stomach health - Reduce Inflammation
Relieve inflammation and irritation of the mouth and throat mucosa - Healthy Blood Circulation
Support healthy blood circulation, decrease menstrual cycle irregularity, maintain healthy blood pressure levels & support a healthy heart
How to Brew
Place 2 – 3 flowers in a mug and pour 220m of boiling water. Steep for 5 – 8 min & enjoy. Good for 2 flavorful brews
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Reviews (4)
4 reviews for Marigold (Calendula Flower) Tea
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Marigold (Calendula Flower) Tea
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Jia Zhen –
Very fresh and top quality marigold flowers. Reconstitutes into a luscious fresh flower showing the condition it was in when it was dried: very fresh. Flavor is beautiful too, flowery with a sweet smelling aroma.
Dolores –
Very good for my gastric issues. Takes effect in about 20 to 30 min for my gastric pains.
Megan –
A great tea for reflux problems. I bought this for my reflux at the recommendation of the sales staff (was still skeptical but since it was affordable decided to give it a try) but surprisingly this really works and more points for having a lovely floral taste.
Meiting –
I drink this as a tea and sometimes use it in my tong shuis (chinese dessert soup). I add it in and leave it to bloom for 2 min just before serving, very pretty!