Pirin Elixir 20 g

Ingredients : 100% Sideritis syriaca-herba

A Pyrenean elixir, whose only ingredient is a beneficial herb from the Balkan mountains, which in our country bears the botanical name of Mountain Plenty and is also known by the names Golden Tea, Greek Mountain Tea, Syrian Mountain Tea, Cretan Tea, Mursal Tea and others. We called it by the name of the Bulgarian mountains where it was grown and for the participants of the legendary seminars with Peter Chobot in Pirin, the name brings back beautiful memories of magical places and experiences from the Pirin Mountains. According to Peter Chobot's memories, we also know that the mountain honeysuckle - Latin name Sideritis (he who has iron) , was a favourite herb of the clairvoyant Vanga, who liked to use this herb. We also know from Peter that the herb, in addition to its many useful properties (which we cannot mention here under current legislation), was a sacred herb of the Bogomil people and has harmonizing effects and has a high vibrational effect on the human spirit. And its delicious taste alone lifts one's spirits.

Dosage. For the crushed herb, prepare an infusion of 1 heaped teaspoon. Infuse for 5-10 minutes. Suitable for all-day drinking. It can also be served cold with ice.

The infusion of Pirin tea sweetened with honey and rosehip, which we have also prepared on the menu, is very pleasant to make the pleasure of this exceptional herb complete.

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The mountain hemlock (Sideritis syriaca or also Sideritis scardica) is a very special flowering herb with beneficial effects. This fascinating plant with pale yellow flowers, green buds and silvery leaves contains a large amount of essential oils, is rich in antioxidants and polyphenols. It grows only in mountainous areas above 1000 m above sea level, mostly in Bulgaria, Turkey or Greece. Sideritis first appeared in the records of Pedanius Dioscorides, a Greek botanist and physician. This was as early as the 1st century AD. The Latin name refers to the Greek word 'sideros', which translates as iron - and there is plenty of it in the honeysuckle. In ancient times, a decoction of hemlock was given to soldiers. The drink first helped to strengthen the body and then to heal wounds and regenerate the organism. Because of its use, the abundance was then called the tea of soldiers.

In Bulgaria, milk thistle is also known as Bulgarian Viagra, which, without further explanation, shows the wide-spectrum and very popular effectiveness of this versatile herb.

Mountain hemlock contains trace elements, essential oils, phenols and is also a great source of minerals such as potassium, zinc, magnesium, sodium, cobalt, copper and especially iron. The high content of potassium and zinc promotes healthy hormonal activity, these two elements are also important for maintaining healthy teeth, bones, muscle activity, and contribute to the reduction of varicose veins.All these minerals have a positive effect on our cardiovascular system and immune system and stabilize blood pressure.

In the abundance you will also find a high concentration of diterpenes, triterpenic acids, coumarins, iridoids, caryophyllene, phenylpropanes and essential oils. It also contains lignan sterols. One of the benefits of Pirin tea is that it has a positive effect on the intimate vitalityt.

Taste: delicate, delicious, slightly earthy with floral notes and subtle hints of citrus and mint.

Storage: Store in a dry place at a temperature below 25°C. Do not expose to direct sunlight.

Please note: This product is not intended to replace a varied diet. It is not suitable for young children, pregnant or breastfeeding women. Keep out of reach of children. Do not keep away from children or babies.

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Made in the Czech Republic