Thai Tiger - Tea for Appetite Suppressant

This tea is savory - tasting of oregano and white peppercorn, with a light floral finish. Each small batch is hand blended to perfection using all natural, premium dried herbs, flowers and tea leaves, sourced from the highest quality heritage growers from around the world. The combination of the ingredients in this tea mildly suppress appetite  as well as acts as a diuretic to support relief from bloating and loss of water weight.

Enjoy whenever you are feeling bloated or need a little nudge to stick to healthy eating habits or just in the mood for something deliciously soothing. Recommended to drink hot or iced, sweet or un-sweet. Add lemon for enhanced flavor (adding fresh lemon juice also turns this beautiful blue tea purple - how fun!).

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Ingredients:

Butterly Pea Flower has been found (in scientific studies) to aide in weight loss,  increase skin hydration, reducing fat cells and lowering blood sugar levels. It brews up as a beautiful blue tea, which changes color when citrus is added.

Bai Mu Dan White Tea, has higher antioxidant levels than green or black tea which combats skin aging and promotes weight loss. 

White Peppercorn helps to reduce flatulence (gas) and supports healthy digestion.

Oregano, soothes digestive discomforts, including bloating, nausea and IBS symptoms.

Lemon Peel has antibacterial properties that inhibit microorganism growth, it is also rich in antioxidants and vitamin C which support skin health.

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Flavor Profile: Savory

Nutritional Information:

- Contains small amounts of Caffeine (approximately 10 mg per serving) 

- less than 5 calories per serving

The herbal information provided is intended for educational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. The information on this web site is not intended to prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure any disease. Please see a medical professional about any health concerns you have and before beginning any herbal regimen.