Soursop Tea
$18.00
Description
At Freshly Rooted Tribe, we pack our soursop teabags with organic tea leaves from the country of Grenada – the only country in the world that currently has soursop trees safe from pest activity. These leaves give the tea a smooth, subtle taste that anyone can enjoy.
This is the same tea we drink in our own family for its health benefits, such as its ability to boost immunity and fight free radicals. So believe us when we say we only produce and sell products we would use ourselves.
For suggestions on using soursop or asking questions about our other products, give us a call at (707) 297-6550. You can also send us a message online or browse our health blog.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Soursop tea is an herbal drink made from the leaves of the soursop fruit tree. Also known as Graviola tea, it is heralded by many cultures as a superfood with a plethora of health claims. It traces its origins back to North and South America. Now, soursop tea is consumed around the globe.
Soursop tea has a fairly mild, musky flavor but can be combined with other ingredients, such as matcha, fruit, or herbal tea blends.
No - soursop tea is not actually a “tea” in the traditional sense. It is brewed using only certain parts of the soursop plant, which do not contain caffeine. The tea is an excellent choice for people seeking a caffeine-free drink that’s packed with potential health benefits.
Many rumored benefits can be found by drinking soursop tea, but we’ll touch on a few of them here.
Perhaps most the most talked-about benefit of soursop tea is its potential ability to provide some relief to chemotherapy and cancer patients. Unfortunately, there is no overwhelming evidence to support these claims, but many personal testimonies speak to the tea’s positive effects.
Furthermore, many cultures use soursop tea to treat coughs, infections, inflammatory problems, and even parasites such as lice.
Within our own family, we use soursop tea to help increase and strengthen our immune health. In addition, Graviola’s naturally occurring compounds, such as its acetogenins, are well-known by many for their immune-boosting properties.
Most health experts and soursop users will recommend drinking the tea roughly half an hour before your next meal. This is the best way to reap soursop tea’s benefits, which you will likely begin to experience after three weeks of consuming the tea regularly.
We get asked this big question, and yes - it is possible that Graviola (soursop) can help prevent and/or battle some cancer types.
For example, a 2016 study found that Graviola extract was toxic to some breast cancer cell lines. However, it also indicated that regular consumption of the extract increased T cell levels, which are known to kill cancer cells and other damaged cells.
Potentially, yes. Soursop tea contains dietary acids, such as linoleic acid, which is known for stimulating metabolisms and helping bodies burn fat for energy. Therefore, many people turn to soursop tea as a natural, healthy supplement for shedding their unwanted pounds.
If you’re trying to lose weight, we highly recommend talking to a doctor about developing a healthy eating and exercise plan, then looking into tools such as soursop tea to help with your efforts.
Untreated high blood pressure (hypertension) is extremely dangerous and can increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. Sadly, up to 47% of the adults in America have hypertension, and only about 24% of those have their condition under control.
Soursop tea can be an effective at-home method of treating hypertension, according to a WebMD. Soursop’s potassium level can help the body get rid of excess sodium and ease tension within blood vessel walls.
Of course, patients with hypertension should always consult their doctors before beginning their own treatments.
In some cases, yes, soursop tea may relieve symptoms of stress, anxiety, and perhaps even depression. In addition, its anti-inflammatory properties have been used in many cultures to help calm and soothe patients.
According to a 2014 study, yes - it’s possible that soursop has antiulcer properties. The study (conducted on rodents) found that the Graviola protected the stomach’s mucus lining, which then helped prevent damage from painful sores.
Yes. Most health experts recommend drinking between one-half cup and one cup of soursop tea today, depending on your size, health goals, and habits. We advise customers to start with a small dosage, then work their way up to higher servings.
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The benefits of drinking soursop tea may include some antibacterial and antiviral effects, as well as protection against certain cancers. The tea may also reduce inflammation, relieve pain and help prevent ulcers.
Research on the benefits of soursop tea is very limited and preliminary, but it may help prevent certain types of cancer, relieve inflammation and reduce pain. studies show that extract of soursop is effective against an array of parasites, bacteria and viruses, including the herpes virus, according to the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Preliminary lab studies indicate soursop has pain-relieving, anti-inflammatory and anti-ulcer properties. Early investigations also show the value of soursop leaves for treating diabetes.
experiments have demonstrated the potential use of soursop leaves to treat cancer. This research suggests it may have value in fighting lung, breast, prostate, skin, pancreas and liver cancers. People have traditionally used soursop to treat other ailments, including obesity, insect stings, respiratory tract infections, kidney disorders and heart disease. I am in love with this product and if you do research on even being able to find the fruit it’s self that also brings upon incredible properties but if you pass up the chance to try the soursop tea you definitely are doing a disservice to yourself and your loved ones! I definitely give this product⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️