Dr. Popov Einstein Tea herbal tea for supporting mental performance and brain functions 50 g
| Code: | 2002395 |
| EAN: | 8595058900430 |
| Producer: | Dr. Popov s.r.o. Planá ČR |
| Brand: | Dr. Popov® (web) |
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Bylinný čaj Dr. Popova Einstein tea podporuje duševní výkonnost díky obsaženému Dobromyslu, mozkové funkce (zejména paměť a soustředění) a dodává pocit psychické pohody (díky meduňce, Mátě a Heřmánku). Čaj je určen všem duševně pracujím, studentům či manažerům.
Pour one teaspoon over 0.25 litres of just boiling Water, cover, infuse for 15 minutes and drink. Drink 1-3 cups daily as needed. After six weeks, take a 14-day break, then resume. The maximum daily dose contains 1440 mg of Lemon balm, 540 mg of St. John's wort, 945 mg of mint and 450 mg of Chamomile. We also recommend taking Maca root as a dietary supplement.
Do not exceed the daily recommended dose. Not suitable for children, pregnant and lactating women. Not intended as a substitute for a varied diet. Store in a dry place at 5-25 °C. Dietary supplement.
Dr. Popov's herbal teas are purely natural blends of Herbs that do not contain any preservatives or colouring agents. The Herbs used are certified. The teas are suitable for daily drinking. They represent an ideal beverage as they replenish the body with vitamins, minerals and other important substances in a well absorbed form.
Herbal tea is usually an infusion of Herbs, but it can be combined with black or green tea, either in the making of the mixture or after the infusion has been infused. It is sold as a portioned tea or as loose tea. Usually, it is enough to pour boiling Water over the fresh or dried part of the herb and let the drug infuse for a few minutes. Tea made from fresh Herbs is stronger, because the medicinal substances disappear over time and the drug loses its effectiveness. There is also a procedure of infusing with cold Water, called maceration, which is gentler but takes several hours.
Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 December 2006 prohibits the communication of information about the effects of our products on the human body.
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Bylinný čaj Dr. Popova Einstein tea podporuje duševní výkonnost díky obsaženému Dobromyslu, mozkové funkce (zejména paměť a soustředění) a dodává pocit psychické pohody (díky meduňce, Mátě a Heřmánku). Čaj je určen všem duševně pracujím, studentům či manažerům.
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Pour one teaspoon over 0.25 litres of just boiling Water, cover, infuse for 15 minutes and drink. Drink 1-3 cups daily as needed. After six weeks, take a 14-day break, then resume. The maximum daily dose contains 1440 mg of Lemon balm, 540 mg of St. John's wort, 945 mg of mint and 450 mg of Chamomile. We also recommend taking Maca root as a dietary supplement.
Do not exceed the daily recommended dose. Not suitable for children, pregnant and lactating women. Not intended as a substitute for a varied diet. Store in a dry place at 5-25 °C. Dietary supplement.
Dr. Popov's herbal teas are purely natural blends of Herbs that do not contain any preservatives or colouring agents. The Herbs used are certified. The teas are suitable for daily drinking. They represent an ideal beverage as they replenish the body with vitamins, minerals and other important substances in a well absorbed form.
Herbal tea is usually an infusion of Herbs, but it can be combined with black or green tea, either in the making of the mixture or after the infusion has been infused. It is sold as a portioned tea or as loose tea. Usually, it is enough to pour boiling Water over the fresh or dried part of the herb and let the drug infuse for a few minutes. Tea made from fresh Herbs is stronger, because the medicinal substances disappear over time and the drug loses its effectiveness. There is also a procedure of infusing with cold Water, called maceration, which is gentler but takes several hours.
Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 December 2006 prohibits the communication of information about the effects of our products on the human body.
