Natural Goji Green Tea,Goji Leaf Tea Chinese Herbal Tea

Goji Berry Tea is a Chinese green tea known for its medicinal features. It is scientifically called by the names lycium chinense and lycium barbarum. Goji berry is also a common name for wolfberry, the spiky and spiny shrub that is mainly cultivated in Ningxia,China. Also,a few plantations of this green tea are found in Himalayas and Mongolia. This Chinese tea is quite popular for its antioxidant strength and appealing taste.

General information of Ns-Bio Ningxia Goji Berry Tea
Colour:dark green
Odour:natural aroma
Condition:new
Storage:Keep goji leaf tea in a dry, dark and cold place
  

Suggested Usage:

The property of goji leaf is mild,so that you can drink goji leaf tea in four seasons

Preparation of goji berry tea: take 1-1.5g goji leaf tea in a Cup, steep the tea with boiling water until the water rises just over the tea, then pour out the water from the cup at once(activation).Steep the tea with 150ml boiling water again and wait for about 5 minutes.Then drink the tea.

The tea is drunk and the bits and pieces of dried herbs are chewed. It is recommended not to add sugar in this green tea preparation, as the berries used in the preparation process have natural sweetness.

Attention: intemperate sex is harmful to health! Please remember it as you drink goji tea.

Benefits of Goji Tea:

Goji tea is produced from the goji berries and it is highly nutritious. This tea contains a similar amount of helpful phytochemicals and antioxidants as those present in goji berry fruit and juice. Regular consumption of goji tea may therefore prove to be beneficial. Further down are examples of key benefits of goji tea.

Goji tea is for weak sexuality not for impotence. According to traditional Chinese medical science following acts cause weak sexuality:

watching for a long time

a sitting for a long time

a standing for a long time

a walking for a long time

engorged diet

high dudgeon

a sitting on the wet place

uncomfortably weightlifting

excessive worry or thinking

in spite of the driving rain or cold and heat

intemperance of fears

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