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Nettle Herb
Nettles have been valued for their medicinal properties for thousands of years. Known for their ability to boost the immune system, nettles are beneficial for treating a variety of health concerns.
Nettle has long been appreciated for its antihistamine effects, offering relief from seasonal allergies by soothing the body’s reaction to allergens like pollen.
Packed with nutrients, the leaves of the nettle plant contain:
- Vitamins: B vitamins, Vitamin C, Vitamin K
- Carotenoids
- Minerals: Iron, Calcium, Potassium, Sodium, Selenium, Manganese, Sulfur, Silica
- Phytonutrients: Chlorophyll, Polyphenols, Lignans, Sitosterol
Nettles are an excellent source of vitamins A, C, D, E, K, and folate, as well as essential minerals like calcium and iron, which are easily absorbed by the body. The plant also contains magnesium, potassium, and beta-carotene.
Nettle's high antioxidant content—particularly polyphenols—supports the body in combating free radicals, which are linked to aging and conditions like cancer. Research suggests these polyphenols also help manage inflammation, aiding in the prevention of cancer, heart disease, and diabetes.
Some minerals and vitamins in nettles are particularly helpful for individuals recovering from illness or stress. What sets nettles apart is their content of vitamin D and K2—rare in most plants. Just one cup of nettle tea provides three times the recommended daily intake of vitamin A.
Iron and Vitamin C work together to help treat iron-deficiency anemia, making nettles a fantastic addition to your wellness routine.
Seasonal Allergies
Nettles have natural anti-inflammatory and anti-allergy properties, particularly beneficial for individuals suffering from hay fever. These properties help relieve symptoms like nasal congestion and itchy eyes, caused by pollen and other allergens.
Gout
For those with high uric acid levels, stinging nettles can provide relief from gout symptoms. By helping to eliminate excess uric acid, nettles may ease joint inflammation and pain. A warm cup of nettle tea is a popular remedy for gout flare-ups.
Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
Nettle tea, combined with vitamin C and cranberries, can assist in treating UTIs by reducing inflammation in the bladder and urethra. It also promotes the flushing out of infection-causing bacteria.
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
Studies suggest that nettles may help reduce prostate enlargement in men with BPH by interacting with hormone levels and prostate cells, easing related symptoms.
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Cancer Fighting Tea
Dear Friend, we hope this message finds you well. You may have recently learned that you or a friend are facing challenges with your health. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Over the years, we have been using our special 100% Organic proprietary herbal blend-Cancer Fighting Tea-that has shown remarkable results in supporting those facing health challenges. Those of us who have used this tea have found it to be a source of strength, comfort, increased wellness and some experiencing remission of the ill health.
If you are open to a new experience, we invite you to use our 100% organic herbal Cancer Fighting Tea.
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Nutrient-Rich
Fingernail Health
With its silica and mineral content, nettle tea is excellent for encouraging healthy nail growth. Drinking a cup daily may promote stronger, more resilient nails.
Skin and Hair Care
Nettle tea can naturally enhance both skin and hair health due to its anti-inflammatory and nourishing effects. It may help clear acne and eczema, while also stimulating thicker, shinier hair growth by improving blood circulation to the scalp.
Women’s Health
Nettles provide key support for women's health at all stages of life. They are commonly included in supplements for PMS, fertility, and menopause. For women experiencing heavy menstrual cycles or pregnancy-related fatigue, nettles can boost iron levels. Breastfeeding mothers may also benefit, as nettles help support milk production and provide additional nutrients during lactation.
Blood Pressure Support
With several cardiovascular benefits, nettles have been used in both traditional and modern medicine to support blood pressure regulation and improve heart health. However, more research is needed to confirm their effectiveness in lowering blood pressure and improving lipid profiles in diabetic and non-diabetic individuals.
Blood Sugar Control
Research shows that nettles can help regulate blood glucose levels, protecting against hyperglycemia. This is believed to be due to flavonoids, such as tannins and carotenoids, that enhance insulin release and offer antioxidant protection.
Cancer-Fighting Properties
Nettle contains several compounds, including lectins and flavonoids, which have shown potential in reducing inflammation and fighting cancer. These compounds may help to reduce cancer-related markers in the body.
Nettle is one of our proprietary blend of 100% Organic ingredients in our Cancer Fighting Tea.
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Beneficial for Overall Health
Autoimmune Diseases
Nettle is frequently used in topical treatments for autoimmune disorders like rheumatoid arthritis, due to its anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving qualities. Research supports its role as a safe, supplementary therapy for various inflammatory autoimmune conditions.
Eye Health
Thanks to its high levels of beta-carotene and vitamin A, nettles are beneficial for maintaining eye health. These nutrients help preserve retinal function and improve the eye's ability to respond to light.
Infection Prevention
Nettle tea’s antimicrobial, anti-ulcer, and antibacterial properties may help reduce the risk of infections. Studies suggest that it can even prevent alcohol-related ulcers and inhibit harmful bacteria.
Heart Health Protection
Drinking nettle tea may help lower the risk of heart disease. The phenolic compounds in nettles support cardiovascular health by reducing inflammation in the arteries and lowering blood pressure, which in turn lessens strain on the heart.
Kidney and Gallbladder Health
Nettle is a potent diuretic, helping flush out toxins and lower the risk of kidney and gallbladder stones. Its diuretic action also supports bladder health by eliminating harmful substances quickly.
For maximum health benefits, brew our proprietary blend of Cancer Fighting Tea. Whether you're sipping it for immunity, skin, or general wellness, stinging nettles are a natural, powerful addition to your routine.
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Lorenzo G. 78 - Logistics
“I was diagnosed with cancer and had about 6 months to live. I was doing chemotherapy and was getting weaker. My handyman gave me a nice mug title "Heal Yourself" along with a container of cancer fighting tea. I didn't believe that the tea would do anything, but I drank it for about a month. I continued chemotherapy while drinking my tea and my technician asked me if I was doing anything different. When I asked him why and he told me that the cancer cells were getting smaller. About a month later I was taken off of all
treatments and sent home. I was in remission.” -
Tabitha S. 25 - Barista
"I work at a coffee shop and my customer noticed that I had lost a lot of weight. I told him that I didn't know what was going on, but that I had also lost over half of my head of hair. He gifted me a container of Cancer Fighting Tea that he and his wife use and told me to try it and see how it works. I'm drinking and massaging my head with this tea and my hair is growing back. I have also noticed that my appetite is better and I am feeling healthier.”
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Paul S. 57 - Handyman
"I was having a hard time with kidney stones. My wife insisted that I try Cancer Fighting Tea. To appease her I used it for a couple of months. It has helped me disolve the kidney stones and has improved my over all health.
I rewarded my wife for being stubborn with travel tote from the same store.”
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