Herbal & Flower Teas
Eucommia Leaf (Du Zhong Ye) Tea
Traditionally sipped daily to support healthy cholesterol and blood-pressure levels
Why people make this tea
In a city that loves to eat — and where work means constant dining out — it’s easy to overdo the rich, fried foods and end up with high cholesterol or even a fatty liver without realizing it. Nourilo has shared hawthorn tea before, but that doesn’t suit those with excess stomach acid. This eucommia leaf tea is a gentle alternative: eucommia is a familiar herb traditionally used to support the liver and kidneys, strengthen the sinews and bones, and is associated with supporting healthy cholesterol and blood pressure. The leaf, brewed as tea, is also traditionally valued for its anti-aging reputation.
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