Properties in Ni-Tea have been traditionally used as assisting remedies for the relief of anaemia and hypertonia. They are widely used in China as an assisting remedy for burns and are believed to help alleviate stress, with very small amounts required to help promptly calm nerves and detox the body. In modern Chinese medicine they are used to help relief of sleeplessness, night sweats, shortness of breath and emotional upset and debility caused by nervous conditions. Ni-Tea properties are traditionally described as a ‘calming energy’ because they may help reinvigorate energy without causing nervousness. They have been shown to effectively help relief of sleeplessness caused from mental fatigue, physical weakness or pain and are said to rejuvenate the body, whether it is suffering from stress or age.
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Ziziphin, a compound found in the tea acts as an adaptogen by encouraging a normal functioning of the adrenal glands, allowing them to function optimally when challenged by stress. It has been shown to enhance mental activity and physical endurance without the letdown associated with caffeinated products.
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Like a natural version of Aspirin, the tea may somehow help reduce pain and distress and may also be recommended for cases of sleeplessness caused by pain.
Diseases that cause the body to waste away were called wasting syndromes by the ancients, and they knew exactly which plants could reverse the process and allow the body to repair itself.
Amino acids are compounds found in Ni-tea which have been shown to help maintain the body's natural nitric oxide levels and has been shown to be a powerful blood tonic. Ni-Tea is considered to be helping cooling the body and providing relief from heat. It is also said to help increase the strength of the seriously ill, and is especially good for assisting with intestinal complaints and respiratory flu, and helping speeding up recovery periods.
| Some ingredients of Ni-Tea are traditionally used by different people around the world. Arabs use them to support their health as they are said to help relieve coughs, resolve other lung complaints, soothe the internal organs, and reduce water retention. In Hawaii, plants used in Ni-Tea are boiled in several cups of water to make a tea that is taken as local's 'antidote to poisoning'. It is also used in Pakistan and India as 'a blood cleanser', an overall tonic and a fortifier. |
The Chinese have found that the ziziphin in Ni-Tea helps support the health of the body. In fact, the common belief is that if it is taken on a daily basis it may help improve skin tone and colour, and assist with skin infections (which are both indications of physical well-being) and help assist a healthy body weight.
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"Rich in calcium, protein, and Vitamins C, B1, B2 and A, the wonder-fruit not only works miracles from the inside, but its reparative nutrients deliver intense moisture, nourishment and protection to the skin as well," said Boscia.
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| “It is believed to invigorate the body, increase metabolism (therefore may assist weight loss), give strength to the heart and slow down the aging process. And with its high levels of vitamins and nutrients, it is no surprise that the cosmetics industry has picked up on it as a functional ingredient for natural cosmetics products.” |
| A US firm has launched a new range of products containing the popular Chinese fruit ziziphin (an ingredient in the tea), which is believed to contain anti-aging benefits. |
Being mucilaginous, the tea is also very soothing to the throat, and highly concentrated decoctions of jujube have often been used in pharmacy to help relieve sore throats. The Chinese believe the properties in the tea may help relieve coughs and sore throats, and even may help to solve breathing problems resulting from the lungs.
In Chinese medicine, jujube fruit was traditionally used as a 'Qi tonic' to help strengthen liver function and has proven to have a positive effect on the liver during the history.
| Thousands of years before the development of Western Medicine, the ancient Chinese herbalist Shennanong recorded these healing properties. He referred to them as an almost miraculous health tonic to nourish the blood, liver and spleen. In one clinical trial in China, 12 patients with liver complaints were given ziziphin jujube (one ingredient found in the tea) with peanuts and brown sugar. They took the tea nightly and in four weeks their liver function has shown to be improved. |
The properties in Ni-tea have been shown to be effective in assistance in maintaining healthy maintaining healthy blood pressure. Study shows that Ni-tea contains β-D-dextrose and spinosin which are compounds for effectively managing blood pressure. They may help to lower high blood pressure and help maintain a normal and healthy blood pressure. They may also help relieve high blood pressure which causes dizziness and insomnia.
Unlike artificial supplements, Ni-Tea is natural and nourishing to your health. It does not contain any caffeine.
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$29.95 AUD
Package: 60 tea bags in a pouch.
Serving size: 1 - 2 bags per cup. 1 cup a day at night before bed or upon needs, 30 - 60 day supply.
What does Ni-Tea taste like?
Ni-Tea delivers a rich taste with a sweet finish. The 'Ni-Tea -Midsummer Night Dream' delivers a mild but refreshing taste.
Does Ni-Tea contain caffeine?
No, both Ni-Teas do not contain any caffeine.
Is Ni-Tea safe for children?
Ni-Tea is safe for people of eleven (11) years of age or older.
Is there any restriction on the duration of use?
No, there are no restrictions on the duration of use. It can be regularly used for its long term benefits effects.
Orders to be dispatched within 24 business hours.
United States: 2 - 5 business days
Australia: 2 - 4 business days
New Zealand: 2 - 5 business days
Canada: 3 - 5 business days
UK, Ireland, Europe: 4 - 7 business days
Japan, India: 3 - 5 business days
China (PRC): 3 - 5 business days
Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea: 3 - 5 business days
Other Countries: 5 - 10 business days
$14.97 AUD $24.95 AUD
As a sister tea to Ni-Tea, Midsummer Night's Dream is camomile and spearmint based herbal tea for promoting quality sleep and body detoxification. Compared with Ni-Tea (original), it more works on those having difficulties falling into sleep.
Package: 60 tea bags individually wrapped in satchels.
Serving size: 1 - 2 bags per cup. 1 cup a day at night before bed or upon needs, 30 - 60 day supply.
What does Ni-Tea taste like?
Ni-Tea delivers a rich taste with a sweet finish. The 'Ni-Tea -Midsummer Night Dream' delivers a mild but refreshing taste.
What's the difference between 'Ni-Tea (original)' and ‘Ni-Tea - Midsummer Night’s Dream’?
Ni-Tea is purely fruit based with naturally sweet taste. It works on improving the sleep quality, especially those fell asleep but then easily waken-up at the middle of the night or frequently having strange dreams.
Ni-Tea Midsummer Night's Dream is more camomile and spearmint based which more works on those having difficulties falling into sleep.
Both teas promote body recovery and detoxification at night.
Can I prepare my Ni-Tea by putting both Ni-Teas ('Ni-Tea’ and ‘Ni-Tea - Midsummer Night’s Dream’) in the same cup?
Yes, in fact many of our customers do that. It works even better and tastes good.
Does this contain caffeine?
No, both Ni-Teas do NOT contain any caffeine.
Is it safe for children?
It is safe for people of eleven (11) years of age or older.
Is there any restriction on the duration of use?
No, there are no restrictions on the duration of use. It can be regularly used for its long term benefits effects.
Orders to be dispatched within 24 business hours.
United States: 2 - 5 business days
Australia: 2 - 4 business days
New Zealand: 2 - 5 business days
Canada: 3 - 5 business days
UK, Ireland, Europe: 4 - 7 business days
Japan, India: 3 - 5 business days
China (PRC): 3 - 5 business days
Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea: 3 - 5 business days
Other Countries: 5 - 10 business days
