What is Yogi Tea’s “Joy of Life” Ayurvedic Herbal Tea used for?
Craving a deliciously fruity and refreshing herbal tea? This Yogi Tea “Joy of Life” Ayurvedic herbal tea is dominated by notes of basil, the aromatic queen of culinary herbs. Chili pepper, ginger, and black pepper spread powerfully throughout the entire body. They warm, transform, strengthen, and bring new vitality to every cell.
What are the benefits of Yogi Tea “Joy of Life” Ayurvedic Herbal Tea? This herbal tea is a subtle blend of plants and spices that gently nurtures your body thanks to itsstimulating, protective, and digestive properties.
Spices such as chili pepper, ginger, and black pepper found in Yogi Tea Joy of Living are known for their stimulating properties. Chili pepper, in particular, contains active compounds such as capsaicin, which stimulate blood circulation and raise body temperature, thereby providing a sensation of warmth and vitality. Similarly, ginger is known for its invigorating effect on the body and mind, thanks to its bioactive compounds—such as gingerols and shogaols—which have stimulating and energizing properties. Black pepper, for its part, contains piperine, a compound that promotes nutrient absorption and stimulates metabolism, thereby helping to energize the body and increase mental alertness.
The ingredients in Yogi Tea’s Joie de Vivre herbal tea have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that play an essential role in protecting cells from oxidative damage. Basil, for example, is rich in phenolic compounds and flavonoids, which act as antioxidants by neutralizing free radicals and thus protecting cells from damage caused by oxidative stress. Similarly, ginger and black pepper contain bioactive compounds such as gingerols and piperine, which have anti-inflammatory properties and help reduce inflammation in the body, thereby strengthening the immune system and promoting overall health.
The blend of herbs and spices in Yogi Tea’s “Joie de Vivre” herbal tea promotes healthy digestion by supporting various aspects of the digestive process. Basil, with its carminative properties, helps relieve bloating and gas by promoting the expulsion of intestinal gas. Ginger, meanwhile, stimulates the production of digestive enzymes such as lipase and amylase, which facilitate the breakdown of food and improve nutrient absorption. In addition, black pepper is traditionally used for its digestive properties, as it stimulates the secretion of stomach acid, thereby promoting efficient digestion. Overall, this harmonious blend of herbs and spices helps soothe the stomach, reduce digestive discomfort, and promote optimal digestion after meals.
We also offer Yogi Tea’s “Tisane l’homme” Ayurvedic Herbal Tea from the Yogi Tea laboratory at the best price in our online pharmacy.
How should you prepare this Ayurvedic herbal tea?
Pour 250 ml of boiling water over the tea bag and let it steep for 5 to 6 minutes, or longer for a stronger flavor
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Precautions
To preserve the tea’s full aroma, we recommend storing the box in a cool, dry place away from heat.
What are the ingredients?
basil*, licorice*, dried lemon juice*, orange peel*, cinnamon*, ginger*, chili pepper*, cardamom*, cloves*, black pepper*
Packaging
Yogi Tea Joy of Life Ayurvedic Herbal Tea comes in a cardboard box containing 17 tea bags.
Our advice and expert opinions from pharmacists
The subtle message of this tea is: "The gift of the spark of life"
In Ayurveda, movement, transformation, and preservation are known as vata, pitta, and kapha—the forces that animate, transform, and preserve. Together, they form the concept of doshas. The doshas encompass all the influences that impact our lives (food, climate, activities, mood, ailments, etc.), allowing us to categorize them and understand their interactions through a holistic perspective.
What interests us here are profiles dominated by the Kapha dosha (preservation). The principle of preservation refers to what constitutes and protects the body: the skeleton, tissues, fat, fluids, and the immune system. Physically, Kapha manifests as a robust body and a strong skeletal structure. When in excess, Kapha leads to mucus, lethargy,attachment, and sadness. Kapha slows down digestion and metabolism.
This herbal tea has been specially formulated to help restore balance to the doshas for people with this constitution.