Ertha CBD Herbal Infusion Tea with Hemp, Honeysuckle & Lavender

Description

For thousands of years man has used herbs for healing, relief, stimulation, nourishment, and other purposes. Ertha cbd selects fine flowers and seeds of industrial hemp cultivated in Greece. It is a certified organic cultivation of the Cannabis Sativa L. plant, of the variety registered in the Community Catalog of French origin Futura75.

Futura 75 organic cannabis flowers are hand-picked in Red Magnesia, a location with an excellent microclimate for growing cannabis. It is located between two hills with continuous air flow and high rates of sunshine, with ideal temperature changes between day and night. After collection, the cannabis inflorescences are naturally dried to preserve all their characteristics and beneficial properties.

The decoction of hemp flowers and seeds is of particularly high nutritional value, rich in CBD cannabidiol, terpenes, cannabinoids, Ω3/Ω6 fatty acids, amino acids, minerals, vitamins, and high quality protein.

Ertha chooses certified organic herbs of Greek cultivation from Xirolimni Kozani. The location is at an altitude of 700 meters with ideal soil and climate conditions. Applying absolute quality specifications when sowing, growing, harvesting, drying and storing herbs ensures optimal preservation of their characteristics and properties.

Honeysuckle

Valuable plant with characteristic lemon scent, yellow-green leaves and small white flowers. It is a powerful cardiotonic, anxiolytic, antimicrobial and acts against overfatigue.

It is also called the plant of longevity. Avicenna, founder of modern medicine, believed that honeysuckle makes the heart happy and strengthens the vital spirit.

Lavender

The combination of its properties ranks it among the twenty most powerful herbs. It stands out for its intoxicating aroma, its excellent antimicrobial action and its numerous applications. It clears the mind and relaxes the body.

Lavender is widely cultivated in the Mediterranean countries and has been known for its beneficial effects for many centuries. It got its name from the Latin verb “lavare” which means “to wash”, because the Romans used it in their baths.