Arjuna Terminalia Bark Tea Bag
Arjuna Terminalia Bark Tea Bag - Wild-harvested from India, this tea bag features Arjuna bark as its main ingredient.
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Botanical Name: Terminalia Arjuna Extract.
Common Name:
- English: Arjuna
- Ayurvedic: River of Purity, Ocean of Light
- Unani: Arjun
- This product is also referred to as: Here is a rewritten version of the text: The list includes various types of trees: Marudam, Viravriksha (also known as Kakubha), Arjun, Sajada, Maddi, Arjon, Sadada, Dhananjaya, Paartha, Indravriksha, Torematti, Nirmasuthu, Kudare, Neermatti, Matti, Vellamaruthi, Marudam, Bilimatti, Mathichakke, Kumbuk, and others.The product contains a variety of plant extracts from the Terminalia genus, including: * Amandier Indien (Indian almond) * Arjuna * Badamier (also known as chebule myrobalan or giant badamier) * Baheda and Bahera (types of haritaki) * Bala Harade (harada tree) * Behada, Beleric Myrobalan, Belliric Myrobalan, and Black myrobalan * Carambole Marron (brown carambola) * Chebulic Myrobalan and Chebulische * Gall nut and Indian gall nut * Harad, Harada, Harade, and Haritaki * Haritali and Harra * He li le and He Zi * Hirala and Indian Almond * Indradru and Ink nut * Jangalii harro and Kadukka (also known as kadukkai or kadukkaya) * Kakubha, Kalidruma, Karkchettu, Karshaphala, and Kumbuk * Manja lawai and Mirobalanos índicos * Myrobalan, Myrobolan Bellirique, Myrobolan Chébule, and Myrobalanenbaum * Nadisraja, Partha, Pathya, Rispiger, Terminalia arjuna, Terminalia bellirica, Terminalia chebula, and Terminalia chebulic * Thuulo harro (tropical almond) and Veeravriksha * Vibhitaki
Origin: India
Harvested: Wild
Parts Used: Bark
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