Soursop Tea Organic Graviola Leaf – ON BACK ORDER

Soursop Leaf is referred to as the herb Graviola Leaf Tea or Guanabana Herbal Tea. Graviola leaf tea has been used for centuries as a natural remedy for fever and respiratory issues. Many indigenous healers have used Soursop for multiple ailments but has become recently popular for anti-cancer properties. Soursop tea can be consumed in the morning, afternoon, and night.

How to Prepare Soursop Leaf Tea?

To prepare Soursop tea from fresh leaves, it is best to wash and clean your soursop graviola guanabana leaves and a stem cut into small pieces. This video explains how to brew full Soursop Leaf. Put the Soursop leaves in boiling water for 5-7 minutes. Filter the soursop tea leaves and let the tea cool down to safe warm temperature. 

How to Prepare Soursop Powdered Leaf?

Soursop leaves are known to contain various beneficial compounds, including antioxidants, alkaloids, and phenolic compounds. These compounds are believed to contribute to the tea’s potential health benefits, such as anti-inflammatory, antihypertensive, and antimicrobial properties. This YouTube video explains how to prepare tea from full Soursop Leaves. Grounded Soursop Powder is easy to brew and consume with no need to filter, similar to Matcha Green Tea. Powdered Soursop leaf can be mix with others teas such as Moringa Leaf & Spearmint Tea.

How Fresh is Zen’s Soursop?

Watch this World Tea Expo YouTube video about Zen’s Fresh Soursop Leaves from the Island of Grenada.

Why people use Soursop?

According to the Scientific Journal of Food Quality published “Nutritional and therapeutic potential of soursop.” in 2022

“Soursop has increased significantly in recent years due to its nutritional, functional, and therapeutic properties. Because of its excellent pulp extraction, various aromatic components, and notably rich viscosity, several studies have indicated that soursop can serve as a good raw material for the processing of various functional and value-added food products. The leaves, seeds, and residue of soursop contain a wide range of pharmacologically active compounds, including alkaloids, coumarins, tannins, flavonoids, phenols, terpenoids, and saponins.”

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