Specially formulated to promote effective metabolism function and accelerate digestion to help the body burn fat quicker. A delicious tasting sweet and spicy brew to help turn up your body's calorie burning mechanism - A naturally energising organic blend of turmeric, ginger, rooibos, cinnamon, liquorice and spearmint. Organic turmeric, organic ginger root, organic rooibos, organic cinnamon (true), organic liquorice root, organic spearmint, ground pepper. Caffeine free Imported ingredients. Blended and packed in Australia Packaging: For maximum freshness and flavour our product is packed in foil-lined resealable packagingFor your health and wellbeing the ingredients in our organic Womens Tea are: Sourced from an ACO (Australian Certified Organic) Processor Free from insecticides, pesticides and other chemicals Free from fillers or preservatives Non-GMO, Low GI May contain traces of nuts, soy, sesame and gluten Description Turmeric is Used To:Boost metabolism - contains the active compound curcumin, known for its fat burning propertiesAid DigestionReduce inflammationBoost immunityGinger is Used To:Aid in weight loss - contains compounds gingerols and shogaols that stimulate biological activities to aid in weight loss.Reduce InflammationRooibos is Used To:Suppress hunger - contains leptin, a hormone that sends signals to the brain that can suppress feelings of hungerTo help block the formation of fat cellsAs a natural detoxifierContains aspalathin to help reduce stress hormones that trigger hunger and fat storageCinnamon (True) is Used To:Improve body metabolismContains anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, antioxidant, anti-diabetic compounds.Liquorice is Used To:As a mild laxativeBoost metabolism of fat cells, enabling the body to burn fat quicker and more efficientlySpearmint is Used To:Promote digestion and boost metabolismReduce appetite and cravingsRelieve bloating This is not intended as medical advice. Some ingredients may not be suitable for people with certain conditions or women who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Consult your medical practitioner.
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