Dancing Leaf & Luke Coutinho - PCOS Tea - Hormone Support Tea - 100Gms

Created by Luke Coutinho India's renowned holistic health coach & Nandini Mehta tea sommelier & founder of Dancing Leaf. PCOS is not something to be trifled with or taken lightly. This particular wellness tea is a treasure trove of ingredients studded with elements meant to combat this syndrome effectively. The presence of the regal Shatavari root helps regulate hormone levels and maintain the ovarian plexus thereby boosting uterine health. Red raspberry leaf is rich in antioxidants and helps fortify the uterine wall. Rosemary reduces hair fall and drives the growth of hair follicles. Lodhra restores estrogen progesterone and cholesterol levels. The magic of Ashoka reduces natural bleeding. Dandelion root eliminates excessive toxins and hormones thereby reducing PCOS stress. Ceylon cinnamon is fabled for improving menstrual cycles with its insulin-sensitizing effects. Spearmint is known to have anti-androgen properties and also helps normalize the menstrual cycle. All in all this flavor is a worthy adversary to the horrors of PCOS syndrome helping women combat the rigors of this battle. Ingredients: Shatavari Root Red Raspberry Leaf Ginger Rosemary Lodhra Ashoka Dandelion Root Ceylon Cinnamon Spearmint Hibiscus & Chamomile The Shatavari root may help maintain hormone levels & maintain the ovarian plexus thereby improving uterine and ovarian health. It is a crowned magical herb and has been used in Ayurveda for centuries. It balances estrogen and progesterone levels thereby reducing anxiety & mood swings too. Red Raspberry leaf is incredibly high in antioxidants and helps strengthen the uterine wall thereby increasing uterine health. Ginger may help reduce nausea inflammation and body pains. Rosemary may help in managing hair fall by supporting the growth of hair follicles. Lodhra may help lower testosterone levels while restoring estrogen progesterone and cholesterol levels. Ashoka may help regulate uterine functions and naturally reduces bleed