Men-Tsee-Khang Bae-Kan Herbal Tea | Regenerate Digestive Heat | 20 bags
This tea is formulated from fresh & pure natural herbs in accordance with the Tibetan medical text. It helps against various signs & symptoms of an aggravated baekan disorders. like; weak digestive heat, low body temperature, indigestion, mental & physical heaviness, lethargy etc.which are generally caused by improper diet and behaviour such as; intake of excess sweet stuffs, vegetables & fruits which are heavy & cool in potency, cold and raw refrigerated foods & beverages,over exposure to humid places & cold water.
Directions: It is recommended to be used in the morning. However, it can be taken at anytime when the above sign and symptoms appear. Pour hot boiled water onto the teabag. Infuse for few minutes till you get desired rich colour and aroma. Relish it purely or with little honey or salt.
Ingredients: Punica granatum(Pomegranate), Trachyspermum ammi, Nigella sativa(Black cumin), Zingiber officinalis(Ginger), Camellia theifera(tea leaves), Elettaria cardomomum(Cardamom), Cinnamomum zeylinacum(Cinnamon).
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Made in Dharamshala, India
Men-Tsee-Khang, also known as the Tibetan Medical and Astro Institute, is an organization dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional Tibetan medicine, astrology, and culture. It is based in Dharamshala, India, and was established by the government of Tibet in exile. Men-Tsee-Khang plays a crucial role in the research, education, and practice of traditional Tibetan medicine and astrology. Tibetan medicine, often referred to as "Sowa-Rigpa," is an ancient system of healing that incorporates herbal medicine, diet, lifestyle, and various therapeutic practices. Men-Tsee-Khang is responsible for training practitioners in this system, conducting research on traditional medicine, and producing Tibetan herbal medicines and supplements.
In addition to its work in traditional medicine, Men-Tsee-Khang also supports the preservation of Tibetan culture through various initiatives, including the promotion of Tibetan art and culture. It plays a significant role in maintaining and passing down the knowledge of traditional Tibetan medicine and astrology to future generations.
