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Coca Tea
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The coca tea is highly recommended: It has beneficial effect for the digestive system, it has an effective antiseptic and analgesic action, it helps to recover physical strength and vital energy, it stimulates a proper respiratory function (prevents ‘mountain sickness’). It is also recommended for indigestions and to prevent diarrhea.
The coca tea can be taken at any time during the day, even better after meals.
Content: 100 tea bags
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Coca is not cocaine:
A common mistake is to confuse the coca leaf with cocaine. The coca leaf in its natural state is harmless for health. One of the biggest fears is whether the coca tea generates or not dependence. The risk of becoming addicted to the coca tea is minimum; we would need more than 500 tea bags to obtain 1 gram of cocaine and the ingestion would be so slow that the body would automatically eliminate it.
An investigation of Harvard University in 1975 called “Nutritional value of Coca Leaf” has proven that by chewing 100 grams of coca leaves each day we would be satisfying all our nutritional needs; while by consuming 60 grams per day our calcium needs would be fulfilled.
The coca tea contains vitamins and other elements that complement our daily diet. Harvard studies also sustain that 100 grams of coca can provide our body with almost 2 grams of potassium which are needed to balance our heart. Coca tea can also help loose weight.
Teenagers, adults and elderly people can obtain the Coca Tea benefits by consuming 3 bags a day. Its benefits include digestive, circulatory, and non stress properties; also slight but significant stimulating effects. It can be taken anytime; much better if taken after meals. It’s recommended for indigestions, colic or diarrhea.
Producers:
The Coca Tea is produced by a Bolivian the enterprise called Caranavi. They are specialized in ecological teas; they also offer a variety of delicious and healthy fruit teas.
All the ingredients come from the Yungas, they do not contain artificial colourings or preservatives.
Note:
In Bolivia and many other countries the commercialization of Coca Tea is completely legal. However, there are countries that have additional controls to purchase coca tea. We recommend you to find out if there is any type of restriction in your country for the purchase of coca tea via internet.
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