Ginkgo Biloba Tea Health Benefits
- Energizing
- Contains ascorbic acid
- Contains catechins
- 18 Bleach Free Tea Bags / Box
- Non GMO
- No Preservatives
- No Artificial or Natural Flavors
- No Artificial Sweeteners
Brewing Suggestions
- Recommended temperature: 205°
- Cover and steep to taste.
- Remove tea bag and enjoy!
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In the Know
Ginkgo biloba is a plant with an ancient legacy. Native to China, and also known as the maidenhair tree, ginkgo biloba has been found in fossils dating back 270 million years! This historically rich plant is frequently used in Traditional Medicine, as well as in cuisine, and today is popular as a tea known to deliver myriad benefits. Deep rooted, snow resistant, and averaging a height of from 66 to 115 feet, aged Gingko trees also boast a wide crown. In fact, in Germany and China, gingko biloba is the most commonly prescribed herbal medicine.
What Exactly is Ginkgo Biloba?
Reaching heights from 66 to 115 feet, with some in China boasting 160 feet, the large gingko tree digs its roots in deep, and enjoys life in all kinds of weather. As a wind-, snow-, and insect-resistant tree, the gingko has proven itself to be a long-living, hearty specimen.
Interesting Notes about Ginkgo Biloba
China is where the first use of ginkgo as a medicine is recorded, way back in the late 15th century. Fast forward thousands of years to 1965 Germany; this is when the western world registered ginkgo for medicinal use. Gingko biloba contains flavones, ascorbic acid, sterols, and catechins, among other elements.
What Does Ginkgo Biloba Taste Like?
Mild, earthy, slightly bitter, Buddha Teas Ginkgo Biloba Tea is well-suited for double-dipping. Pump up the benefits of gingko biloba by adding a complementary herb, such as Blackberry Leaf Tea. Our Chamomile Flower Tea, is another great addition to try.
Precautions
Because there is some controversy regarding side effects related to high doses of ginkgo, if you are pregnant or under a doctor’s care for high blood pressure or a blood disorder, you might want to avoid drinking this tea.
Enjoy An Herbal Legacy In Your Home
People in Japan and China have enjoyed the positive qualities of Ginkgo Biloba Tea for thousands of years. Today, you can enjoy the benefits of this ancient wonder herb with a cup of Buddha Teas Ginkgo Biloba Tea. Buddha Teas is committed to providing you with the highest quality organic teas, free of chemicals, and packaged in bleach-free tea bags. Order in bulk to benefit your budget as well as your health, and enjoy free shipping for all U.S. orders of $50 or more!
Why choose Buddha Teas?
Buddha Teas searches the world for the very best herbs, flowers, spices, and teas to incorporate into our blended and single herb wellness products. We NEVER use additives or “natural” flavorings. Instead, we use substantial quantities of key ingredients to ensure our products have optimal efficacy. During our exploration for the best, we found that living in harmony with nature is ideal. We've realized that any time we need nature to provide for us, we must give something back. Sustainably harvesting and keeping waste and pollution at a bare minimum made sense to us. Buddha Teas is 100% chemical free, from our bleach free tea bags to our utilization of soy-based ink for our labels and beautifully colored tea boxes. When you buy Buddha Teas, you’re not only enjoying a flavorful, hand-crafted, all-natural tea but you will also feel peace of mind knowing that you are buying your tea from a company that gives back to our magnificent planet.
Bleach-Free Tea Bags
Our tea bags may not be the whitest, but they ARE the safest because Buddha Teas ONLY uses bleach-free teas bags. For us, this is not a preference but a necessity. Tea bags that have been bleached contain harmful chemicals such as dioxin and epichlorohydrin. Dioxin is a highly toxic, chemical compound produced by some chemical processes such as bleaching paper. It falls into the category of a POP (persistent organic pollutant) which, as the name suggests, persists and refuses to breakdown in our bodies and the environment, potentially taking decades to detox. Epichlorohydrin (bleach) is also toxic and listed as a hazardous air pollutant (HAP). It has been classified by the EPA as a human carcinogen.
We believe that our customers should never have to choose between their health and their senses so we proudly offer bleach-free tea bags so that they can taste the purity of natural teas without the cost of harmful chemicals or additives.
Learn About Our "Tea For Trees" Campaign
Our “Tea for Trees” campaign creates a sustainable model that restores one of our most precious resources while offsetting the paper used in our products. We’ve partnered with The National Forest Foundation’s Trees for Us, a program that annually plants millions of trees throughout our national forests. By giving back whenever possible, Buddha Teas strives to honor the earth and its many blessings. Help us plant trees while enjoying an unadulterated tea that’s healthy for you and our planet.
By giving back whenever possible, Buddha Teas strives to honor the earth and its many blessings. Help us plant trees while enjoying an unadulterated tea that’s healthy for you, and our planet. Read more about it here.
