Coriander Leaf Tea

Introducing Coriander Leaf Tea (Coriandum sativum), your herbal gateway to enhanced health and refreshing vitality. Sourced from the lush, aromatic leaves of the coriander plant, this tea offers a unique combination of flavor and health benefits. Known for its culinary use worldwide, coriander is just as beneficial in your tea cup, providing an array of advantages from aiding digestion to detoxifying the body.

For more information on this herb, please see our write up on coriander tea here.

Coriander Leaf Tea is made from the fresh or dried leaves of the coriander plant, also known as cilantro. The leaves are carefully harvested, then either dried naturally or used fresh to create a vibrant, green tea. This herbal infusion has a mildly sweet, citrus-like taste that makes it a delightful choice for a soothing herbal drink, enjoyed either hot or cold.

Coriander Leaf Tea is not just a pleasure for the palate but also a boon for your health. Here are some of the standout benefits:

1. Digestive Health: Coriander leaves are renowned for their digestive benefits. Drinking this tea can help soothe an upset stomach, reduce bloating, and promote healthy digestion.

2. Detoxification: With its natural detoxifying properties, Coriander Leaf Tea helps cleanse the liver and flush out toxins, aiding in overall detoxification.

3. Antioxidant Rich: Loaded with antioxidants, coriander leaves can help combat free radicals in your body, promoting cellular health and reducing the risk of chronic diseases.

4. Anti-inflammatory Properties: The anti-inflammatory effects of coriander can help alleviate symptoms of arthritis and other inflammatory conditions.

5. Skin Health: Coriander's antibacterial properties make this tea great for skin health, helping to clear up skin irritations and blemishes.

To prepare Coriander Leaf Tea, steep a handful of fresh or a tablespoon of dried coriander leaves in hot water for 5-7 minutes. Strain and enjoy the refreshing, mildly sweet flavor. You can enhance its taste with a squeeze of lemon or a teaspoon of honey.

Please be mindful of allergies with this tea, and only drink a small amount the first time - or rub on skin to check for reactions. This tea can also lower blood pressure.