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Honeybush Health Presents

10 Things You Need To
Know About Honeybush

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In the 17th Century, upon observing the Khoisans use of
Honeybush as a hot beverage & tincture, the Dutch & British
settlers began substituting it for their usual tea.
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After being handpicked, "
the plant is macerated "
and allowed to ferment in !

the sun or in baking ovens

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Honeybush contains many of the 14 minerals essential to
human health and wellness, including critical elements
such as: Iron, Potassium, Calcium & Manganese.

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A mutual effort by the Medical Research Council of

South Africa, the University of Stellenbosch,
and the University of Southern Denmark,
con鍖rmed that a Honeybush tisane resulted in a
remarkable blood sugar lowering, and cholesterol
lowering effect,when fed to type 2 diabetic rodents.
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Phyto-estrogens, present in Honeybush, as in many other
plants such as Soy and Black Cohosh, may be useful in the

natural control of menopausal symptoms in
women.

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Naturally sweet, this tea is tasty "

without any sugar added.
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By virtue of its Pinitol content, Honeybush Tea has
been used by the local population as an expectorant and
treatment for many common respiratory complaints.

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Honeybush has been long used by the local indigenous
peoples to stimulate lactation in nursing mothers, and
in relieving infantile colic.

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Honeybush tea is caffeine free which makes it an ideal
beverage for those with caffeine sensitivities.

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Tannins, which can be found in all plant based foods can

inhibit the absorption of iron. Honeybush tea has
very low levels of tannins.

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Those Were 10 Things We Love about Honeybush

Learn More at honeybushhealth.com

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Honeybush Health tea is available online & at these fine retailers

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  • 1. Honeybush Health Presents 10 Things You Need To Know About Honeybush !1
  • 2. #1 ! In the 17th Century, upon observing the Khoisans use of Honeybush as a hot beverage & tincture, the Dutch & British settlers began substituting it for their usual tea. !2
  • 3. #2 After being handpicked, " the plant is macerated " and allowed to ferment in ! the sun or in baking ovens !3
  • 4. #3 Honeybush contains many of the 14 minerals essential to human health and wellness, including critical elements such as: Iron, Potassium, Calcium & Manganese. !4
  • 5. #4 ! ! A mutual effort by the Medical Research Council of South Africa, the University of Stellenbosch, and the University of Southern Denmark, con鍖rmed that a Honeybush tisane resulted in a remarkable blood sugar lowering, and cholesterol lowering effect,when fed to type 2 diabetic rodents. !5
  • 6. #5 Phyto-estrogens, present in Honeybush, as in many other plants such as Soy and Black Cohosh, may be useful in the natural control of menopausal symptoms in women. !6
  • 7. #6 ! ! Naturally sweet, this tea is tasty " without any sugar added.
  • 8. #7 ! ! By virtue of its Pinitol content, Honeybush Tea has been used by the local population as an expectorant and treatment for many common respiratory complaints. !8
  • 9. #8 ! ! Honeybush has been long used by the local indigenous peoples to stimulate lactation in nursing mothers, and in relieving infantile colic. !9
  • 10. #9 Honeybush tea is caffeine free which makes it an ideal beverage for those with caffeine sensitivities. !10
  • 11. #10 Tannins, which can be found in all plant based foods can inhibit the absorption of iron. Honeybush tea has very low levels of tannins. !11
  • 12. Those Were 10 Things We Love about Honeybush Learn More at honeybushhealth.com !12
  • 13. Honeybush Health tea is available online & at these fine retailers !13