
Infusion Ayurvedic Power
Physalis Infusion Ayurvedic Power: organic blend of 10 Ayurvedic herbs including ginger, ashwagandha and turmeric, caffeine free. 20 tea bags.
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At a glance
Food supplement – Organic herbal infusion inspired by Ayurvedic tradition. Ginger and ashwagandha contribute to energy and vitality; turmeric and cinnamon support digestion.
- 100% organic herbal blend.
- Ten traditional botanicals and aromatic herbs.
- Soft, spicy flavour; naturally caffeine-free.
- Contents: 20 organic tea bags • EAN 5412360020010
Description
Feeling low on drive or out of balance? Physalis Ayurvedic Power organic herbal infusion draws on Indian traditions and a holistic approach to help restore your energy balance.
Ginger, licorice and ashwagandha help with energy and vitality. Ginger, angelica and cinnamon support digestive comfort. The result is a comforting cup with a mild, spicy taste.
Certified organic; no artificial flavours or additives.
Nutrition facts
Contains negligible amounts of fat, saturated fat, carbohydrates, sugars, protein and salt per 100 g of prepared infusion.
Ingredients and allergens
Fennel*, ginger*, licorice*, moringa*, angelica*, ashwagandha*, cinnamon*, turmeric*, cardamom*, black pepper*.
*From certified organic farming.
Contains licorice. People with hypertension should avoid excessive consumption. Naturally lactose- and gluten-free.
Directions for use
Pour boiling water over one tea bag and infuse for 5 minutes. Up to 3 cups per day.
Storage: keep cool (max. 25 °C), dry and protected from light.
Warnings
Food supplement. Should be consumed as part of a varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Keep out of reach of children. Do not exceed the recommended intake. If pregnant, breastfeeding or under medical supervision, seek advice from a healthcare professional before use.









