Start your day with a cup of “Morning” .

The citric acid-rich herbs ignite all cells from head to toe to produce and consume appropriate amounts of energy and kick start your body’s metabolism.

This tea helps cleanse your body, aiding the excretion of yesterday’s waste. You will get a renewed body for a brand-new day! This tea is also ideal for a hangover morning.

 

Note

❥ Avoid during pregnancy.（Rosemary, Thyme, Schisandra）

❥ People with gluten allergy should be careful (oats straw)

❥ People with hypertension, heart disease, heart disease medication, hypotensive drug, diuretics, Steroidal drugs should be careful (Liquorice)

❥People with gallstone, gastric ulcer or reflux, using blood thinner medicine, should consult a medical practitioner before taking. (Ginger)

Instruction 

1 spoon for a cup of tea (180cc)

steep for 3~5 minuts

1~3 cups per day

♦Can be enjoyed with honey

 

Ingredients

Spearmint　 Mentha spicata (Certified organic Egypt)

Hibiscus　Hibiscus sabdariffa (Certified organic Egypt)　

Rose hip　Rosa canina (Certified organic South Africa)

Lemmon grass　Cymbopogon citratus (Certified organic Egypt)

Liquorice　Glycyrrhiza glabra　 (Certified organic Italy)　

Rosemary Rosmarinus officinalis　(Certified organic Egypt)

Thyme Thymus vulgaris　(Certified organic Egypt)

Schisandra　Schisandra chinensis　(Certified organic Chaina)

Ginger　Zingiber officinale　(Certified organic Nepal)

Oats straw Avena sativa　(Certified organic Poland)

Cardamon seed      Elettaria cardamomum　(Certified organic India)

Calendula Calendula officinalis　(Certified organic Egypt)

Burdock　Arctium lappa　(Certified organic Italy)

 

memo:

There is a principle called Organ Time in Oriental medicine philosophy. Each organ has a particular functional peak time of the day.

• 5am-7am Large Intestine (morning detox time)
• 7am-9am Stomach / Muscles
• 9am-11am Spleen/Pancreas/Bone
• 11am-1pm Heart muscle
• 1pm-3pm Small Intestine/Duodenum
• 3pm-5pm Bladder
• 4pm-6pm Nerves
• 5pm-7pm Kidney
• 8pm-10pm Blood
• 7pm-9pm Cardio vascular Circulation
• 9pm-11pm Body fluid
• 11pm-1am Gallbladder
• 1am-3am Liver
• 3am-5am Lungs