The healthy properties of Nettle Tea

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The healthy properties of Nettle Tea

Has anyone tried Organic Nettle Tea? Nettle tea wakes up your whole body, clean the blood, refreshing and nourishing every human cell! Nettle includes almost all known vitamins and minerals necessary for human health and growth and has the most chlorophyll of any herb. It nourishes the entire body as well as nourishes us in a way that allows receptivity to the natural energetic flow of our Spirit.

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The taste is deep which reaches with the infusion as a dark green color approaching black. The high magnesium content may be the reason for nettle tea’s ability to reduce the severity and occurrence of leg cramps as well as menstrual cramps. It is also beneficial in menorrhagia. This tea boosts circulation and hair growth while adding shine to the hair and skin as well. Nettle tea is also considered to be an excellent tonic for women; it is a wonderful choice during pregnancy…

So many benefits of Nettle Tea

Nettle is beneficial as a spring tonic and rejuvenator. It has a supportive effect on the immune system, the circulation, the urinary tract, nervous system, respiratory tract, digestive system and the endocrine system. Nettle tea fights coughs and tuberculosis. It is also sometimes used to loosen congestion and open the bronchial airways in people with asthma or allergies. It counters arthritis, rheumatism, tendonitis and other disorders of the muscles and joints.

Nettle tea can also be of great help to those who suffer from diabetes, because it leads to the decrease of blood sugar and implicitly, of the glycemic level. Stinging nettle tea is an effective natural diuretic and diuretics are often used to lower blood pressure.

Nettle is known for its ability to relieve symptoms of benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH), a condition in which the prostate becomes enlarged and causes men to develop problems with urination. Nettle helps men to urinate more successfully during the day, and thus helps eliminate another annoying symptom of BPH—frequent nighttime urination.

As a daily tea (3x/day), nettle’s high mineral content nourish whole the body

Nettle tea benefits anemic, undernourished individuals. It is used for chronic respiratory, digestive and urinary tract illnesses that involve excessive mucus. Nettle is used for hay fever, asthma, arthritis and edema, and best used for long term in treating chronic illnesses.

Cool nettle tea is a wonderful diuretic high in potassium, helping it effectively release excessive water and edema from the body without depleting potassium levels, as most diuretic medications do. This makes it useful for urinary problems such as stopped urine, gravel, bladder and kidney infections and enlarged prostate. The young greens make a nutritious and tasty food in soups, stir-fry, steamed and in casseroles. Long term use this herb is necessary for true effects in malnutrition.

Nettle Tea can relieve acne and other skin issues

It has been established that Nettle Tea can relieve acne and other skin issues very effectively. Nettle tea does this by cleansing your kidneys and your blood which in turn gives you healthy skin. It accomplishes this as it’s a natural detox and anti-inflammatory.

Nettle tea during pregnancy

Nettle will aid kidneys, nourish the mother and fetus, ease leg cramps and muscle spasms, reduce hemorrhoids, decrease pain during and after birth, prevent hemorrhage after birth, and increase richness and amount of breast milk. It also prevents kidney and bladder infections, prevents anemia, and glucosuria. Nettles are high in vitamins A, C, K, calcium, potassium, and iron. Use in smaller amounts during pregnancy.

 

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A good site to read about the health properties of Nettles: http://www.livestrong.com/article/440537-nettle-tea-benefits-and-wa...