Vasaka Tea
Vasaka Tea
Respiratory Health*
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Product Description
Product Description
Vasaka Leaf Powder is choosing a time-tested herbal remedy that supports your respiratory health and overall wellness. Ideal for those seeking natural solutions for respiratory issues, immune support, and detoxification, our Vasaka Leaf Powder integrates seamlessly into your daily health regimen.
Benefits
Benefits
Respiratory Support: Vasaka is renowned for its ability to support respiratory health. It helps in clearing mucus, easing coughs, and promoting easy breathing.
Anti-inflammatory Properties: With natural anti-inflammatory effects, Vasaka aids in reducing inflammation in the respiratory tract and other parts of the body.
Expectorant Action: Vasaka acts as an expectorant, helping to expel phlegm and relieve chest congestion.
Immune Boosting: The plant’s rich antioxidant content helps boost the immune system, protecting against infections and enhancing overall health.
How to Use
How to Use
Add 1 teaspoon of Vasaka to 1 cup of boiling water. Let it
Simmer for 3-4 minutes, then strain into a cup.
Optional: Add honey or lemon for taste and enjoy warm, slightly bitter tea.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Vasaka Leaf
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