Gambia tea

Gambia Tea, Lantanier, Corbeille d'Or or Mille-fleurs are its names.

Infusion Gambia tea is excellent for good digestion and peaceful sleep. This plant has many therapeutic virtues: it helps to treat flu, fever and malaria. It is also known as a slimming tea. It is an aromatic plant in the Verbenaceae family, rich in essential oils, with a very rapid growth cycle and a host of virtues, including antimalarial, digestive and anti-inflammatory properties. Gambia tea is highly prized by Africans for its many therapeutic properties. It is highly effective as a preventive against flu, fever and malaria. High blood pressure and fatigue. It acts on the digestive system: Aids digestion, protects and restores the balance of intestinal flora, helps prevent ulcers, reduces bloating. Nervous system: anti-stress effect, soothing effect, anxiolytic laxative; hypotensive properties (helps lower blood pressure), reduces fever. Detox effect (detoxification): frees the body of toxins, burns and eliminates fat. Energising effect: boosts the body. Analgesic effect: traditionally used to soothe menstrual pain and toothache. Appetite suppressant: during periods of fasting, drinking hot savannah tea leaves helps to prevent hunger and keep you going during the working day, but above all, gives you an appetite when you break your fast. Muscle relaxant. It has diuretic properties and is often used in cases of liver failure. Beneficial in cases of stress and anxiety, helps restore energy and stimulates vitamins. It is used in the form of an herbal infusion by pouring hot water over the fresh or dried plants, or as a decoction by boiling the leafy, non-flowering stems for 5 minutes in hot water. Take 3 cups a day with meals.