Pine needle tea has been considered an important medicinal tool for indigenous cultures for centuries. While formal research is somewhat limited on the subject, the anecdotal evidence of its benefits is undeniable. Only the fresh young needles are selected for our products, then carefully dried to preserve maximum bioavailability.

Consuming pine needle tea supposedly has a broad variety of health beefits, including:

• Boosting immunity
• Congestion and sore throat relief
• Increased mental clarity
• Helping depression
• Combatting weight gain preventing obesity
• Reducing allergy symptoms
• Lowering blood pressure

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  Ingredients

  Dried pine needles from the untampered forests of Romania.
  

   

  Directions For Use
  

  3 cups per day
  

  Children: 1 3 cup, up to 3 times per day

  Preparation: Bring three cups of water to a simmer, turn off or remove from heat (important), and add about half a cup of fresh needles to the water. Never boil your pine needle tea. Boiling tends to break down vitamin C and release terpenes that make the tea more bitter. If you want a stronger tea, simply add more needles rather than increasing the heat.

  Pine Needles Steam Inhalation: For any congestion problems, pine needles steam inhalation is natural solution. Make a stronger batch of tea (1l to 4-5 spoons of pine needles), put the lid on, and leave it cool for 5-10 minutes. Put a towel over your head and lean over the pot so you can trap the steam.
  Breathe in deeply and feel your airways clearing.