<p>Origin: USA</p> <p>Traditional healers have valued pine needle tea for thousands of years.</p> <p><span>Strengthen immunity</span><br><span>Relieve bronchial and sinus infections</span><br><span>Disinfect molds, fungal spores and Escherichia coli</span><br><span>Protect against colds and flu</span><br><span>Neutralizes free radicals</span><br><span>They protect against muscle degeneration, eye diseases and diseases of the nervous system</span><br><span>Useful in the treatment of eczema, toenail fungus, psoriasis, acne and boils!</span><br></p> <p> </p> <p>1. Pine needle tea tastes and smells lovely (always a good start).</p> <p>2. It is high in vitamin C (5 times more than lemons) and can help with heart disease, varicose veins, skin issues, and weariness.</p> <p>3. Pine needle tea contains vitamin C, which helps the immune system fight disease and infections.</p> <p>4. Pine needle tea is abundant in Vitamin A, which helps vision, hair and skin regeneration, and red blood cell synthesis.</p> <p>5. It is an expectorant for coughs, relieves chest congestion, and soothes sore throats.</p> <p>6. It gives you mental clarity.</p> <p>7. Reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke.</p> <p>8. Pine needles are high in antioxidants. These minimize dangerous free radicals that might cause disease.</p> <p>9. Taoist priests believed pine needle tea extended their lives. Pine needle tea has been shown to help slow down the aging process.</p>