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Les Essentiels de Santane Loose organic herbal tea Lime Sapwood Dark 70g

Les Essentiels de Santane Loose organic herbal tea Lime Sapwood Dark 70g

For almost 50 years, our team specialized in phytotherapy has been selecting exceptional plants of recognized quality for you.| We choose our suppliers with the utmost care to obtain the best plants, al giusto price. This is why we implement responsible sourcing and fair trade.| Origins and use of Linden | The lime tree is a plant belonging to the Tiliaceae botanical family. It has always been used: already in the 16th century it was used to prepare herbal teas. It is a tree very present in Europe and Asia Minor, and which can live up to almost 400 years.| During the Second World War, its nutritional properties and protein content made it a highly appreciated product. Its dried leaves were used to make flour.| Linden has been produced industrially since the 19th century. Its flowers are used in herbal medicine in various forms, including herbal teas. In gemmotherapy, its gems are used to produce glycerine macerates.| Linden was a sacred tree in Ancient Greece and Ancient Egypt. In the Catholic religion, the lime tree was chosen to represent the "Sacred Heart": this refers to the heart-shaped leaves of the plant. | Louis XIV's doctor regularly used it in his preparations. The tree was considered protective and reassuring.| Appearance of the lime tree plant | It is an ornamental tree alto usually between 15 and 30 metres.| Its deciduous leaves are light yellow. It grows in gardens, forests and fields.| Its trunk is short. The flowering period of the lime tree is summer. Its flowers are particularly fragrant and are grouped in the form of clusters.| Packaging produced in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. Practical resealable and reusable kraft bag.

EUR 15.38
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Santane Organic Linden Infusion 16 pyramid sachets

Santane Organic Linden Infusion 16 pyramid sachets

For more than 50 years, Santane herbal experts have passionately selected quality raw materials. The ORGANIC Tilleul infusion guarantees you an experience rich in flavors thanks to the constant care given to its formulation. | Origins and use of Linden | The lime tree is a plant belonging to the Tiliaceae botanical family. It has always been used: already in the 16th century it was used to prepare herbal teas. It is a tree very present in Europe and Asia Minor, and which can live up to almost 400 years.| During the Second World War, its nutritional properties and protein content made it a highly appreciated product. Its dried leaves were used to make flour.| Linden has been produced industrially since the 19th century. Its flowers are used in herbal medicine in various forms, including herbal teas. In gemmotherapy, its gems are used to produce glycerine macerates.| The lime tree was a sacred tree in ancient Greece and ancient Egypt. In the Catholic religion, the lime tree was chosen to represent the "Sacred Heart": this refers to the heart-shaped leaves of the plant.| Louis XIV's doctor regularly used it in his preparations. The tree was considered protective and reassuring.| Appearance of the lime tree plant | It is an ornamental tree that misura generally between 15 and 30 meters high.| Its deciduous leaves are light yellow. It grows in gardens, forests and fields.| Its trunk is short in size. The flowering period of the lime tree is summer. Its flowers are particularly fragrant and are grouped in the form of clusters.| Case of 16 pyramid sachets in biodegradable plant material | Produced on our site in the Lyon region. |

EUR 13.63
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Santane Organic Infusion Winter Symphony 16 pyramid sachets

Santane Organic Infusion Winter Symphony 16 pyramid sachets

For more than 50 years, Santane herbal experts have passionately selected quality raw materials. The ORGANIC Winter Symphony infusion guarantees you an experience rich in flavors thanks to the constant care given to its formulation. | Origins and uses of Cinnamon | Cinnamon is a plant belonging to the Lauraceae botanical family. It is one of the best-known spices in the world and is used in a large number of culinary recipes. It is obtained from the bark of the Ceylon cinnamon tree, in Sri Lanka.| Cinnamon has been used as a spice for over 3000 years aC It was also burned in various cult ceremonies in Judea or used in the preparation of perfumes.| Hippocrates, a famous doctor of Ancient Rome, praised its use in herbal medicine.| Its bark and leaves are used in herbal medicine to make essential oils or food supplements.| Native to Asia, it is a plant that fa part of the Asian Pharmacopoeia for thousands of years. It was in the Middle Ages that it spread to the West. It is grown in humid areas and with tropical and hot climates, such as Indonesia, Vietnam, Mauritius, Brazil or Egypt.| Cinnamon is harvested during the rainy season. It is then left to dry until it forms sticks or powder. | Appearance of cinnamon | The cinnamon tree is a tree alto from 6 to 12 metres, with evergreen leaves and the scent of cloves. They are oval in shape and resemble those of the laurel.| Its bark, once dried, forms yellow-brown sticks with a smooth appearance. It is less thick than that of the Chinese cinnamon tree.| Case of 16 pyramid sachets in biodegradable plant material | Produced on our site in the Lyon region. |

EUR 13.63
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Santane Infusion BIO Circulation Active 16 pyramid sachets

Santane Infusion BIO Circulation Active 16 pyramid sachets

For more than 50 years, Santane herbal experts have passionately selected quality raw materials. The BIO Circulation active infusion guarantees you an experience rich in flavors thanks to the constant care given to its formulation. | Blueberry is traditionally used for a buona blood circulation in the microvessels. | Origins and uses of the Red Vine | The Red Vine is a plant belonging to the Vitaceae botanical family. It is native to Asia Minor, North Africa and Europe. It was already cultivated in the times of Ancient Greece. In Mesopotamia it was considered “the herb of life”.| Its name derives from cultivars of black grape varieties with red pulp Hippocrates mentioned it in his works and carried out studies on it. It was in the 17th century that the red vine was used for the first time in herbal medicine. In 1652 the herbalist, botanist and doctor Nicolas Culperer recommended its use for several reasons.| Its leaves, fruits and seeds are mainly used in herbal medicine.| It generally grows in the Mediterranean regions. The harvest is carried out from May to September, or sometimes later in autumn due to the red color of the leaves that develop at this time of year. Appreciates clayey, silica-rich and sunny soils.| Appearance of the red vine | The Red Vine is a woody climbing plant whose tendrils can reach 30 meters in length. It blooms from May to June, and its small green flowers are gathered in clusters which then become fruit. Its leaves are palmate and toothed.| Red Vine can be found in different forms, either as a food supplement, dry extract or infusion.| Case of 16 pyramid sachets in biodegradable plant material | Produced on our site in the Lyon region. |

EUR 13.63
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Les Essentiels de Santane Organic red vine loose herbal tea 35g

Les Essentiels de Santane Organic red vine loose herbal tea 35g

For almost 50 years, our specialist phytotherapy team has been providing you with exceptional plants of recognized quality.| We choose our suppliers with the utmost care to obtain the best plants, al giusto price. This is why we implement responsible sourcing using an equitable approach.| Origins and uses of the red vine | The Red Vine is a plant belonging to the Vitaceae botanical family. It is native to Asia Minor, North Africa and Europe. It was already cultivated in the times of Ancient Greece. In Mesopotamia it was considered “the herb of life”.| Its name derives from the red pulp vine cultivar.| Hippocrates talked about it in his books and did studies about it. It was in the 17th century that the Red Vine was used for the first time in herbal medicine. In 1652 the herbalist, botanist and doctor Nicolas Culperer recommended its use for several reasons.| Its leaves, fruits and seeds are mainly used in herbal medicine.| It generally grows in the Mediterranean regions. The harvest is carried out from May to September, or sometimes later in autumn due to the red color of the leaves that develop at this time of year. Appreciates clayey, silica-rich and sunny soils.| Appearance of the red vine | The Red Vine is a woody climbing plant whose tendrils can reach 30 meters in length. It blooms from May to June, and its small green flowers are gathered in clusters which then become fruit. Its leaves are palmate and toothed.| The Red Vine can be found in different forms, both as a food supplement, both as a dry extract and as an infusion.| Packaging produced in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. Convenient resealable and reusable Kraft bag.

EUR 15.38
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