Thés de la Pagode Bajiao Digestion Bio 30 sachets

Bajiao® tea is a premium Pu-Erh tea from Yunnan, enriched with Chinese star anise and rosemary certified as Organic Agriculture. This digestive tea helps reduce feelings of bloating and restore a sense of lightness after meals. CHARACTERISTICS Pu-Erh, an ancient tea Pu-erh tea is a post-fermented tea, long recognised by traditional Chinese medicine for its light digestive benefits. Indeed, the polyphenols in pu-erh tea reduce the absorption of fats in the intestine. Originating from Yunnan, the global cradle of tea, pu-erh has been consumed and appreciated for centuries for its smooth and rounded taste. Star anise, a spice with multiple benefits "Ba Jiao" means "star anise" in Mandarin. This tea owes its name to Chinese star anise, a star-shaped spice highly valued in gastronomy. It offers benefits long recognised by traditional Chinese medicine. Indeed, this organic star anise contains essential oils that soothe the intestine and counteract bloating. Rosemary Rosemary complements this intelligent combination with its beneficial action on the liver, as it increases bile production, essential for good digestion. It also acts on the intestine by reducing muscle contractions, which can be very painful in cases of difficult digestion. The TeaPlus® process Bajiao® tea has been developed using the original enrichment process, TeaPlus® Expertise, which is a unique method that allows for the concentration and fixation of active compounds from plant extracts directly onto the tea leaves. These are released during infusion, providing a very effective drink. Bajiao® tea thus benefits from a concentration of active elements 10 to 20 times higher than that found in a classic herbal infusion. Bajiao® tea is packaged in Pagoda bags. Transparent and pyramid-shaped, they allow the tea leaves to fully unfold during infusion. Tea in Pagoda bags - Box of 30 bags.

Place the tea bag in a cup or teapot with water and steep for as long as necessary. Then remove the bag and drink hot or cold. Read the directions on the package before brewing. Water temperature, as well as steeping time, may vary according to the type of tea or infusion.