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September 2, 2017February 12, 2020

Nettle Tea Recipe

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Nettle tea is taking the world by storm as people are discovering the tea’s health benefits and pleasant flavor profile. Nettle tea is made with the leaves of the “stinging” nettle plant. The nettle plant earned this nickname due to the jagged leaves that are used to make the tea. When these leaves come into contact with humans or animals, they inject compounds that cause a stinging sensation. This is important to remember if you are planning on trying to collect nettle leaves from the wild; heavy gloves are necessary to avoid getting “stung.” Once the leaves are dried or boiled, they lose the ability to sting. It is perfectly healthy to consume the nettle leaves in the form of nettle tea. I hope you enjoy a Nettle Tea Recipe included below.

September 2, 2017February 12, 2020

Stinging Nettle Tea

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Don’t let the name deter you, Stinging Nettle Tea is an extremely healthy tea that has been used for hundreds of years for medicinal purposes. The tea is named after the nickname for the nettle plant. The nettle plant is known as the stinging nettle because the jagged leaves inject serotonin and other irritating compounds when they come into contact with human or animal skin. This is why it is important to wear gloves when collecting wild leaves for this kind of herbal tea. I suggest purchasing loose leaf nettle tea that has already been stripped of its stinging properties.

September 2, 2017February 12, 2020

Nettle Leaf Tea

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Nettle Leaf Tea is an herbal tea that is created with leaves of the nettle plant. The nettle plant, also known as the stinging nettle or nettle leaf plant, is a flowering plant that is the member of the Urticaceae family. The stinging nettle leaves actually can inject uncomfortable compounds when they come into contact with human skin. This is a detailed post describing the main aspects of nettle leaf tea.

September 2, 2017February 12, 2020

Best Nettle Tea

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Want to learn about the Best Nettle Tea? Nettle Tea is exploding in popularity as people are starting to discover its pleasant flavor profile and extreme health benefits! Many people struggle trying to find the Best Nettle Tea. I have created this list of the top nettle tea, and I have divided it into two sections. Both sections include detailed product descriptions and links to purchase the #1 Nettle Tea. One section is dedicated to loose leaf nettle tea, and the other section is dedicated to the best nettle tea bags. I hope you enjoy this list, an it helps you choose some high quality nettle tea. I highly recommend all of the nettle tea mentioned on this post, and I have personally consumed each variety.

Consuming herbal tea is not recommended for pregnant women and babies. Make sure to consult with your primary healthcare official prior to consuming any form of herbal tea, including nettle tea. Nettle tea can interact with certain prescription medications.

September 1, 2017February 21, 2020

Nettle Tea Benefits

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Nettle Tea is one of my favorite herbal teas that has become increasingly popular over the past year. This popularity can primarily be attributed to the discovery of strong health benefits. It doesn’t hurt that the tea has a decent taste that isn’t as bitter as other herbal teas. Nettle tea is made with the leaves of the stinging nettle plant. The stinging nettle plant has earned its nickname due to the fact that the leaves contain pointy leaves that sting when they come into contact with human skin.

September 1, 2017February 12, 2020

Nettle Tea

NETTLE TEA: INTRO

Nettle Tea is an extremely healthy herbal tea that is made with the leaves of the nettle plant. The nettle plant, also known as the stinging nettle or nettle leaf plant, is a flowering plant that is the member of the Urticaceae family. The stinging nettle name is due to the the plant’s small hairs that inject histamine and other natural compounds that produce a stinging sensation. This occurs when humans or other animals come into contact with the nettle’s stems or leaves. The nettle plant has been used for hundreds of years in medicine and food. This post is dedicated to Nettle Tea.