Review on Numi Organic Tea Rooibos Chai: 18 Count Box of Caffeine-Free Tea Bags - Herbal Teasan (Packaging May Vary) by Jason Paredes

Forget the taste - well, don't forget the taste - it's really very tasty if you like very acidic drinks. Stays tart no matter how much sweetener you add. But while I can't find any legitimate health claims for this tea other than the usual non-specific "stomach calmer" and I'm not aware of any specific health benefits for Iraqis who drink this tea every day, I'm pretty sure it's true. extremely bioactive due to one of the thousands of chemicals found in dried limes. Namely, my wife has chronic peripheral neuropathy and drank for the first time and her leg pain (after 30 years) quickly decreased by about 80% that day. She had no idea why her leg was getting better and didn't connect it to the tea she had had at the cafe. But then I thought, I went back to the coffee shop the next day, got drunk again and, boom, my leg recovered in 30 minutes. She now drinks 2 cups a day and hasn't had pain relief like this in decades. I tried it and it gave me a racking headache (although it tasted great), so I'm sure it's very bioactive, but it didn't help me much. So if you suffer from peripheral neuropathy or any other neurological pain syndrome, I would advise you to try this remedy for reasons unknown to me. It may or may not work, but you have nothing to lose. Unless you have a particular illness or medical condition, try a refreshing, tart drink, either hot or cold.