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Optimisation of the digestive processSupport for intolerancesRelief of indigestionPromoting intestinal tract healthSuperior bioavailability
Pack of 25 cups
Awaken your body's defences with a blend of pure herbs in Immunity Support tea
If you suffer from weakened immunity or frequent fatigue during the colder months, reach for natural herbal support. Organic Immunity Support Tea combines traditional medicinal plants that harmoniously strengthen the immune system, support the respiratory tract and contribute to overall vitality.
The herbs work synergistically: echinacea activates immune cells, thyme and sage support healthy airways, and agrimony and cornflower protect cells with antioxidants. The result is a harmonious blend for immunity and overall well-being.
Pour hot water over 1 teaspoon and steep for 3–5 minutes. Manufactured and packaged in Slovakia from regularly inspected organic herbs.
Start feeling stronger. Support your immunity every day with the power of herbs.
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