Courtesy of:

Francesco Visconti, Master Herbalist, NC

(916-624-0350)

This tea has been traditionally used in China and Japan for thousands of years. This herb grows in the mountain regions of South Central China, an area renowned for the longevity of its inhabitants as well as their low rates
of cardiovascular diseases and cancer.

The Chinese and Japanese have used it for centuries as an antioxidant, stress support and detoxification. Beneficial effects to the body functions that have been noted include normalizing blood pressure, reproduction function, digestive function, mental function, immune function and physical performance. Gynostemma has attracted the attention of many medical and pharmacological scientists from all over the world because of its assortment of beneficial effects to human health.

Gynostemma is classified as an adaptive herb which means it contains natural chemical components which helps to bring about “homeostasis,” the natural equilibrium of the body’s internal processes. Additional Historical Benefits:
Used for its Antioxidant and Adaptogen qualities, Benefits cardio-vascular system, Benefits blood pressure, Benefits cholesterol levels, Benefits blood vessels, Benefits the immune system, Benefits proper cell division, Benefits white blood cells, Benefits sugar metabolism, Benefits liver function, Benefits lung function, Does not contain caffeine, Generally safe for long term use, Mildly sweet in taste.

This information is provided for educational purpose only and is commentary. For additional information contact Francesco, Master Herbalist at 916-624-0350

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