- Long history of traditional use
- Combines well with Chamomile and Lemon Balm for a refreshing taste
- Re-sealable airtight foil pouch to ensure maximum freshness
- 100% pure botanical ingredients – nothing else added
Feverfew Tea from Indigo Herbs is made from exceptionally high quality Feverfew Plants that have been used as folk remedy for centuries. The name Feverfew stems from the Latin word febrifugia. This herbal tea blends well with Chamomile and Lemon Balm for a refreshing taste.
Indigo Herbs Feverfew Tea can be infused in boiling water and made into a delicious herbal tea drink. At Indigo Herbs we are passionate about premium quality botanicals. Explore the tabs on this page to find out more about the quality, manufacture and suggested use of this herb. We are unable to advise you here on the benefits of our herbal products, however we do recommend you take the opportunity to research the many benefits of this herb. At Indigo Herbs we are committed to empowering optimum health and nutrition and assisting you to take responsibility for your own health and wellbeing, by having access to many of nature’s healing botanicals. Please consult a Herbalist as to how this product can benefit you.
Feverfew Tea can be made into a hot drink by decocting the Feverfew leaves into boiling water. Use 1-2 teaspoons per cup of boiling water and steep for 3-10 minutes depending on taste. Then strain and serve.
Serving:
1-2 teaspoons of leaves per 1 cup of boiling water, 3 times a day.
Please see more information on our guide how to make a herbal tea.
Pregnant women are recommended to avoid any decoction of Feverfew entirely as it might lead to uterine contraction, resulting in miscarriage. Lactating mothers and children below two years of age should not take this infusion.
The leaves that are used for Indigo Herbs Feverfew Tea come from plants that are grown specifically for the use as tea. Cultivated in close proximity, the Feverfew plants first reach maturity before they can be cut and dried in semi shade. Only the best prime examples of the leaf are used in our tea. The plant matter is then slow dried out of direct sunlight and tested for pollutants before being made ready for shipping.
