Wisdom of Nature - LUOBUMA TEA at Products of Canada

LUOBUMA TEA CLINICALLY-PROVEN ALL-NATURAL HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE TREATMENT
Luobuma Tea comes packaged in an attractive decorator package. The package contains 30 X 3 gram individually wrapped and sealed dosages. The package is approximately 10 inches tall (250 mm), 4.5” wide (115 mm) and 3” deep (75mm). It stands attractively on the top shelf. The recommended dosage is one 3 gram package, made as tea, per day. If the desired results are not achieved the dosage can be increased to two packages per day without fear of side effect. Each package is brewed, as normal tea, in 16-20 oz of boiling water. Allowing the tea leaves to soak freely, with occasional stirring, will enhance the strength, taste and effectiveness of the tea. The tea is tightly rolled and will expand when soaked in water.
Luobuma Tea was originally grown by the Niya, a legendary indigenous tribe who disappeared 2000 years ago in the engulfing Taklamakan Desert. The Niya site was only discovered recently. Luobuma is a wild herb grown only in the Taklamakan Desert in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region of China, along the Tarim and Peacock Rivers. Its clean and hostile environment helps the plant to grow extra strong and rich. The Luobuma Tea uses only freshly-picked leaves and flowers during summer between June and August under the scorching sun in the Tarim Basin by skilled Uigur and Han workers. Luobuma as a traditional herb was already recorded in Chinese medical history over 1000 years ago as a medicine for reducing hypertension, cholesterol, dizziness, and as an anti-aging and internal cleansing agent. According to the Zhong Hua Herbal Medicine Dictionary and the All China Traditional Medicinal Record, Luobuma has a special effect on people with hypertension, cholesterol and dizziness. Clinical examinations conducted by the Xinjiang Uigur Autonomous Region Laboratory, the Autonomous Region Herbal Medicine Laboratory, and the Autonomous Region Health Department confirmed that Luobuma, as a natural and wild herb, has no side effects on the human body. Regular consumption of the tea helps to prevent sickness and diseases and is helpful in building up the body's immune system. Research and clinical studies by the Shanghai Traditional Chinese Medicine Institute and Tianjin Traditional Chinese Medicine Institute have shown that Luobuma Green Tea contains flavonoid, cardiac glycoside, organic acid, amino acid and many other medical ingredients. According to modern clinical studies the medicinal ingredients in Luobuma Green Tea can strengthen systole of cardiac muscle, relax arrhythmia, improve the blood circulation, and prevent myocardium and coronary arteriosclerosis. They can also prevent the gathering of blood platelet, reduce blood serum cholesterol, improve immunity of the cell, relieve uneasiness of the body and mind, improve memory, and relieve fatigue. Clinical research has proved that Luobuma Green Tea has the following medical and health care functions: 1. Reduce high blood pressure 2. Reduce blood fat 3. Strengthen systole of cardiac muscle 4. Postpone aging 5. Have distinct diuretic function 7. Reduce phlegm and relieve asthma 8. Soothe the nerves and allay mental stresses
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