Rooibus ( Pronounced Roy-Boss) is also known as red tea,
redbush tea, bush tea, mountain tea, longlife tea, herbal tea or
allergy tea.
Red bush tea is becoming the hottest trend in the tea industry. Rooibos
tea is not a tea at all but a herbal substitute for tea.
The red bush is a native shrub of south Africa, where
people have made tea from it for hundreds of years and is used by some
tribes for medicinal purposes for treatment of hay fever symptoms,
asthma, eczema and to soothe heartburn, ease the pain of stomach ulcers
and relieve nausea.
Rooibus tea contains many flavonoids, free radical fighting
antioxidants which are vary similar to polyphenols found in green tea.
Two particularly potent flavonoids, quercetin and luteolin, rooibos
also contains phenolic acids, antioxidants also found in fruits,
vegetables and whole grain.
Rooibos is caffeine free and low in tannins. It contains minimal
amounts of calcium, potassium, iron, zinc, magnesium and much less
fluoride than found in real teas.
Please click this link to learn more about Rooibos
the Redbush tea.
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