Material / composition:
- Gynostemma (Gynostemma pentaphyllum), dried leaf, the only ingredient listed by the manufacturer
- Naturally rich in saponins known as gypenosides, a family of compounds related to those found in Panax ginseng
Other ingredients: none listed.
Free-from / allergens: naturally caffeine free, as it is not made from the tea plant Camellia sinensis. No other free-from claims stated.
Source: SuperFeast Gynostemma Tea product page (superfeast.com.au/products/gynostemma-tea).

Please check the manufacturer's label before use, as ingredient lists and formulations can be changed by the manufacturer at any time.

Steep 3 g of loose leaf (approximately 2 teaspoons) in hot water. SuperFeast suggests taking it twice daily. Use an infuser, teapot or strainer, and drink as a hot tea, or let it cool and drink through the day.

Water temperature and steeping time are not specified by the manufacturer, so follow the directions on the pack.

SuperFeast describes gynostemma as generally considered safe, and recommends speaking with a Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioner or health professional if you are unsure whether it is right for you. Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding unless advised by a healthcare professional. Keep out of reach of children. If you are taking medication or under medical care, speak with a healthcare professional before use.

'- Single herb loose leaf tea, traditionally used in Chinese herbalism as a major adaptogenic tonic that supports balance rather than pushing in one direction
- Naturally caffeine free, so it can be enjoyed in the evening as easily as during the working day
- Gentle enough for everyday drinking, which suits people building a first tonic herb habit
- The 50g jar keeps the leaf dry and sealed on the bench, and is an easy size to trial before committing to the larger bag
- Sourced Di Dao from the traditional herb growing regions of China