- Caffeine-Free Herbal Blend: Horny Goat Weed Tea offers a delicious caffeine-free option for tea lovers.
- Traditional Ingredients: This tea combines horny goat weed with revered Chinese herbs like astragalus and licorice root.
- Supports Vitality: Often used by both men and women to promote overall vitality in daily life.
- Convenient Serving Size: Each box contains 20 tea bags for easy brewing at home or on the go.
USD 7.39
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Horny Goat Weed Tea
USD 7.39
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While modern science has shown that horny goat weed features many bioflavonoids—a group of naturally occurring compounds that have many beneficial properties—ancient Chinese traditions have held it high regard for thousands of years. It's a yang-supporting herb used by both men and women to promote sexual health and overall vitality. This horny goat weed tea is made in the traditional manner by combining horny goat weed with other synergistic and revered Chinese herbs, including astragalus, fo-ti, eucommia and licorice root. They were considered as healthy herbs for nourishing, sustaining and building the chi (vital force). Triple Leaf Tea continues the traditional time-tested way to use these valuable herbs, brewed as a tea.
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