Kinkeliba Tea

What is Kinkeliba Tea? 

AfroTea presents a unique herbal tea infused with Combretum micranthum leaves. Because of its distinct flavor, nutritional value, and therapeutic qualities, it is eaten extensively around the globe, but particularly in West African nations.Among various herbal tea blends, kenkeliba tea has a highly distinct herbal taste and pleasant flavor. As a traditional medicinal plant, kenkeliba fights against digestive system-related illnesses, malaria, and constipation. It is a useful anti-inflammatory and antibacterial herb that protects liver cells. Have a cup of AfroTea Kinkeliba tea to improve your intelligence and well-being.

How do I use Kinkeliba Tea?

Pour in 750 ml of water and bring to a boil for 15 minutes with 20g of Kinkeliba leaves. After five more minutes of infusion, strain the leaves from the other ingredients, and your tea is ready. Herbs that enhance scent, such as mint or rosemary leaves, may be added along with some honey to taste.

Kinkeliba Tea benefits:

Kinkeliba is a shrub tea with a flavorful soup that ranges from pale to dark greenish-brown. Additionally, the shrub tea is used as a traditional panacea in the area, helping to promote diuresis and relieve digestive issues including colic, vomiting, and gastrointestinal issues.

◉ Action On The Liver: For this reason, kineliba is recommended to treat any liver condition, including gallstones, jaundice, hematuric bilous fever, and viral hepatitis. It enhances urine output, stimulates bile production, and promotes bile evacuation. Actually, it will open up every pathway in the body to get rid of waste. As a result, unlike other detox plants with similar functions, it has a really nice flavor that is somewhat woodsy and not at all bitter. It also has cleansing properties.

It's fascinating to compare it to white birch leaves, which have a cleaning effect on the kidneys rather than the liver; thus, the two plants compliment each other and enhance their overall cleansing properties.

◉ Antioxidant Action: Strong antioxidants called cathechins and epigallocatechins, which are also found in green tea and cocoa beans, are abundant in kinkeliba. Because of its antioxidant properties, it helps the body fend off the effects of free radicals, which may be caused by pesticides or pollution, slow down the premature aging of cells, and shield us from age-related illnesses.

When combined with blueberry leaves, Vaccinium myrtillus's medicinal leaves have a stronger and more potent antioxidant effect. From there, it gets the term "protective plant" or "plant of long life" (not to be confused with Centalla asiatica, which is also known as "plant of long life" but is a medicinal plant used in Indian Ayurvedic medicine).

◉ Anti-Inflammatory Action: Kinkeliba has potent anti-inflammatory properties, particularly in its leaf. That is to say, this characteristic allows one to combat low-grade inflammation as opposed to acute inflammation, which manifests as pain.Low grade inflammation is more covert than high grade inflammation since it causes many major long-term health problems even if it doesn't feel like it does.

In fact, inflammation is the common denominator across all degenerative illnesses, including depression, anxiety, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, and cancer. A balanced diet, regular exercise, and the ingestion of naturally anti-inflammatory foods like kinkeliba are all necessary to combat this inflammation. Because of this, it may be substituted for or combined with meadowsweet or moringa leaves, two medicinal plants known for their anti-inflammatory qualities.

◉ Action on Digestion: Kinkeliba improves digestion, particularly the breakdown of lipids, and aids in promoting hunger by enhancing hepatic and biliary activity as well as intestinal muscular contraction. Because of its antibacterial and antimicrobial qualities, it relieves infectious diarrhea sufferers and aids in the battle against constipation.

It is best to use infusions of Tinevelly's senna, a laxative medicinal herb that is used to treat constipation and cleanse the intestinal flora and digestive system, when the condition is severe.

Where can I buy Kinkeliba tea?

Buy Kinkeliba Tea from the health food store in the USA, Alive Herbals.

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