JATOBA TEA is a unique treasure
of the Brazilian and Peruvian Rainforests.
JATOBA TEA is well known to the people of the Amazon and is truly one of the
treasures of the rainforest. It has been used for hundreds of years by the
lumberjacks in Brazil as an energizer to help them feel strong and vigorous.
They can be seen day after day, heading off to work, carrying their "jug"
of JATOBA TEA. They work hard and need lots of energy to keep going in the
hot and humid climate of the rainforest.
In addition to the bark of the Jatoba tree being used for energy and stamina,
it has been used for numerous other health benefits for centuries. Many secrets
and untold treasures await discovery with the medicinal plants used by the
indigenous people of the Amazon Rainforests. Medicine Garden Australia are
committed to doing everything within their power to ensure the preservation
of our life-giving rainforests.
Besides being used for weakness, energy and stamina, JATOBA TEA has been used
as a tonic for the respiratory and urinary systems by the indigenous people
of the Amazon Basin for centuries. Like Pau d' Arco, Jatoba is known for its
ability to fight fungus and yeast-like candida albicans. Toenail fungus can
be treated by soaking the toes in a strong brew. Just drink this great tasting
tea hot or cold as you would any tea.
JATOBA TEA is a natural botanical product. It is made from the bark of the
Jatoba tree known scientifically as Hymenaea courbaril. The bark is ecologically
harvested using indigenous tribes to help protect natural resources of the
rainforest and it's people. Providing education and a new income source derived
from harvesting a sustainable natural resource like Jatoba.
JATOBA TEA and other Medicine Garden Australia products, helps provide an
alternative to destroying this valuable resource.
Besides being used for weakness, energy and stamina, JATOBA TEA has been used as a tonic for the respiratory and urinary systems by the indigenous people of the Amazon Basin for centuries. Like Pau d' Arco, Jatoboa is known for its ability to fight fungus and yeast-like candida albicans.
In addition to the bark of the Jatoba tree being used for energy and stamina, it has been used for numerous other health benefits for centuries. Many secrets and untold treasures await discovery with the medicinal plants used by the indigenous people of the Amazon Rainforests. Medicine Garden Australia are committed to doing everything within their power to ensure the preservation of our life-giving rainforests.
Directions for use.
Steep 1 teaspoon of Jatoba powder
in one full cup (8 oz) of boil water for at least five minutes. The longer
it steeps, the more nutrients the tea will contain. Add some lemon juice to
aid the bioavailability of important phytonutrients. Add honey to taste if
desired. Drink as a delicious hot or iced beverage, two or more times per
day or as desired for energy, to support the urinary or respiratory systems,
or for its natural anti-fungal action. JATOBA TEA can be made up by the quart
or half-gallon and stored in the refrigerator if desired. The inclusion of
a small amount of lemon juice is best because the natural acidity in the lemon
juice helps to free the active alkaloids in the tea from the tannins contained
in it.
This causes the alkaloids to be more easily assimilated by the body and therefore
more utilized as well.
Do not add more lemon juice than what is necessary as the taste can become
too tart--a little is all you need.
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