Bad Cholesterol? Try Alfalfa Tea

Botanical Name: Medicago Sativa

Common Names: Lucerne, Lucerne grass

Origin: Australia

Form: Loose Leaf

Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for over a thousand years. Alfalfa has shown great promise in the treatment of high cholesterol. It is thought that the fibers in alfalfa stick to the "bad" cholesterol and prevent it from depositing in blood vessels. The "good" cholesterol however, is unaffected by alfalfa.

Alfalfa is a good laxitive and a natural diuretic (promotes the loss of water from the body) and as such Alfalfa relieves fluid retention and swelling. Alfalfa also enhances the immune system function and helps during menopause. 

Ingredients

Alfalfa Leaf

Instructions for use

Use 1-2 teaspoons per serve. Brew in a pot of boiled water for ten minutes, strain and pour. Add sweetener as needed.

If you’re not already sweet enough – why not sweeten your mix with a little Stevia Powder.

Need a larger size?

If you require a larger amount of this product, we are able to offer some great prices on 500g and 1kg sizes. Simply email us: sales@xtremeherbs.com.au with the product that you are after and we can provide you with bulk prices.

Further Information

·         http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alfalfa

·         http://www.holisticonline.com/herbal-Med/_Herbs/h1.htm

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