Supports natural immunityRelieves the respiratory systemPleasant warming effectPure natural organic composition

Support for colds

50 g

Form: Cup

Daily dose: 1 cup daily

Content weight: 50g

Sufficient for: –

A cold can slow down your daily routine and reduce your overall comfort. Dr. LUCULLUS Organic Herbal Tea for Colds brings you a purely natural blend of herbs that traditionally help strengthen your natural defences, support your respiratory tract and induce a feeling of relief during a cold. A carefully selected blend of feverfew, elderberry, echinacea, agastache, burdock and rosehip works harmoniously to help maintain vitality, comfortable breathing and overall well-being when the body is weakened. The unique herbal composition provides gentle yet effective support on cold days or at the first signs of discomfort. The tea is an excellent choice for anyone who prefers natural care and wants to feel stronger and more balanced.

Pack of 25 cups

€7.90 €7.90

In stock - at your home Tuesday March 31

Description

Boost your immune system during cold spells with a pure organic blend Support for colds

During chilly days, the body can be more prone to fatigue, colds and unpleasant respiratory irritation. Dr. LUCULLUS Organic Tea for Colds offers a natural herbal solution that complements your daily immunity care. A delicate combination of herbs creates a warming drink that supports overall well-being, especially during periods of increased stress.

Key benefits

Supports natural immunity – purple coneflower and black elderberry are among the herbs traditionally used during cold seasons. They help the body maintain its defences when we need them most.
Relieves the respiratory tract – agrimony, rosehip and meadowsweet help to clear and refresh the respiratory tract, thereby helping to alleviate feelings of discomfort.
Pleasantly warming effect – agastache combined with other herbs creates a delicate, aromatic flavour that enhances the feeling of warmth and relaxation during winter days.
Purely natural, organic composition – all herbs used come from organic farming in the High Tatras, which guarantees the purity, high quality and controlled origin of the herbal ingredients.

Composition and effects of individual herbs

Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria) contains natural plant compounds that help support respiratory comfort and overall well-being during colds.
Black elderberry (Sambucus nigra) is popular during the winter months because it has a beneficial effect on immunity and the body's natural defences.
Purple coneflower (Echinacea purpurea) – one of the best-known herbs for supporting proper immune system function; used at the first signs of weakness.
Agastache rugosa – an aromatic herb known for its warming and soothing properties; it softens the taste of tea and promotes a feeling of warmth.
Agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) supports the normal condition of the upper respiratory tract and is a traditional component of tea blends for seasonal challenges.
Rosehip (Rosa canina) is a natural source of vitamin C and bioactive substances important for immunity. It gives the infusion a pleasant, slightly sour taste.

Why it works

All the herbs in this blend are traditionally used during the cold season because they contain valuable phytochemicals that work synergistically. Purple coneflower supports immune system function by activating the body's natural defence mechanisms. Black elderberry contains flavonoids, which are associated with beneficial effects on immunity and overall vitality. Meadowsweet and agastache contribute to the cleansing and comfort of the respiratory tract. Rose hips provide the body with natural vitamin C, which is important for immune function and protecting cells from oxidative stress.

Agastache, with its warming aromatic effect, softens breathing and pleasantly warms the body. The interaction of these herbs creates a harmonious blend that naturally supports the immune system during the winter months and helps alleviate the discomfort associated with colds.

Recommended use + production quality

Pour 250 ml of hot water over 1 heaped teaspoon and leave to infuse for 3-5 minutes. The tea is produced in Slovakia from certified organic ingredients of high quality, without added flavours or chemical additives. The product is regularly checked to ensure it meets the strictest purity criteria.

Boost your vitality naturally. Treat yourself to a cup of Cold Support tea and strengthen your immune system when you need it most.

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