ManglierTea.com
The FIRST AND ORIGINAL Manglier Tea Company
My grandfather's grandfather said the old manglier tree would cure the plague and virus.
(Mrs. Clara B., Mallet, Louisiana - 2014.)
We always knew Manglier Tea cured fever, flu, colds, congestion, made you sweat at night,
and tastes horrible - but IT WORKED?
Instructions for Preparing
Manglier Tea
Methods of preparing traditional herbal remedies from Manglier Tea
Infusion: an infusion is generally like making a cup of tea. Boil 32 parts of water (by volume), remove from heat and steep one part (by volume) of the herb in the water for 20-30 minutes. Strain and drink warm or cold. This is approximately 1 level teaspoon of dried herb per teacupful of water.
Decoction: combine 32 parts of water with one part of dried herb (by weight), bring slowly to a boil, continue to boil for 10 to 20 minutes, cool until warm and strain. Pour additional water through the herb to return the volume to 32.
STEEPING IS THE MOST COMMON METHOD:
STEP 1: Fill a tea ball with Manglier Tea leaves.
STEP 2: Heat water to 175 degrees Fahrenheit.
STEP 3: Place your tea ball filled with Manglier Tea leaves in your tea cup.
STEP 4: Pour the heated water over the tea and steep for 2 to 3 minutes to taste (if left longer than 3 minutes, bitterness will emerge).
What is Manglier Tea?
“A tea made from the leaves is also useful in treating most respiratory problems
as well as fever and stomach cramps.” Source: www.vermillionville.org
“Human knowledge of medicinal plants has been declining for hundreds of years as healers die with no record of their knowledge. Despite this trend, more than 70% of the world’s population still relies mainly on traditional herbal medications. (Farnsworth and Soejarto 1991; King. 1996)
For inflamed kidneys and fever boil Mangliner Tea and drink the water three times a day.
For “flu” Boil three Manglier Tea roots. Reduce the liquid by half, and add a good drink of whisky. Drink three cups without stopping.”
Source: www.botanical.pbrc.edu
