Infusion for organic blood circulation - Sister Feel

True treasures of nature, plants are full of therapeutic properties.
Formulated with Nathalie Faggianelli, Doctor of Biology, Phyto-aromatologist and Naturopath, this infusion is your natural, tasty and effective ally to aid your digestion.

This Happy Transit herbal tea provides you with:
- Lightness of the legs & reduction of the feeling of heavy legs
- Support for venous return, ideal in case of fatigue or standing
- Detoxifying effect thanks to the diuretic action of hibiscus
- Pleasant refreshing flavor in hot or cold infusion

Dosage:
To feel the benefits, we recommend 2 to 3 cups per day for 3 weeks.

Preparation tips:
1. Pour 2 teaspoons of the plant into a cup
2. Heat the water to 90°C maximum
3. Pour in the hot water and wait 5 minutes
4. Enjoy! As a hot or cold infusion

Contraindications:
- To be used under medical advice in cases of hormone-dependent cancers.
- Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women.
- Ask your healthcare practitioner for advice in case of heart and kidney failure.

Tried in the middle of summer, when legs feel heavy from 5 p.m. and ankles swell in sandals... This infusion was our little refreshing break. Its light taste of red vine and mint is super pleasant, especially in an iced version.
We slip it into our water bottle in the afternoon, and it really helps to get lighter legs without having to resort to a quick massage.

Yarrow:
Helps relieve venous congestion and supports female hormonal balance, reducing the feeling of heaviness in the legs.

Butcher's broom:
Known for its vasoconstrictor effects, it helps improve venous return and reduce feelings of swelling.

Witch hazel:
Rich in tannins, it acts as an anti-hemorrhagic and facilitates coagulation, ideal for supporting circulation.

Hibiscus:
A natural diuretic, it promotes the elimination of toxins, contributes to optimized circulation and provides refreshing tangy notes.

Sommités fleuries d'achillée millefeuille* (Achillea millefolium)
Racines de fragon petit houx (Ruscus aculeatus)
Feuilles d'hamamélis* (Hamamelis virginiana)
Fleurs d'hibiscus* (Hibiscus sabdariffa)