Specifications
- Ingredients: Ginseng, Astragalus root, Poria cocos, Gardenia fruit, Tangerine peel, Safflower, Raphanus sativus seeds, Malt and other specific herbs to balance the medicinal properties
- Weight: 2g/bag
- Packaging:
+ Large box 50gr (25 bags)
+ Small box 30gr (15 bags)
Description
A healthy life begins with a harmonious digestive system and a peaceful mind. Digestive Harmony Herbal Tea, inspired by the royal traditions of ancient palaces, offers the perfect remedy to nourish both body and spirit.
This exquisite tea blends potent herbs that support digestion, detoxify, ease bloating, and stimulate blood flow, allowing your body to absorb nutrients easily. Its refreshing, gentle flavor provides a moment of tranquility, making it a delightful companion for the entire day, amplifying its health benefits with every sip.
An effortless indulgence for well-being, this tea makes a thoughtful gift for loved ones—whether for your parents, friends, or anyone you care about. It offers wellness in a cup.
Why we CHUS it
About Hương Thuỷ Cung Đình
Born in the heart of ancient Hue, where the Thai Y Vien (Imperial Medicine Institute) once safeguarded the wellness of the Nguyen dynasty, Hương Thủy Cung Đình is a living bridge between heritage and modernity. Each product is a masterpiece, crafted from rare herbs steeped in the wisdom of centuries-old, closely guarded formulas.
Hương Thủy Cung Đình embodies the legacy of the Thai Y Institute, sourcing only the finest ingredients from nature’s most fertile soils. Through meticulous research and artistry, it transforms these treasures into exquisite herbal teas and luxurious body care products—a perfect harmony of tradition and contemporary elegance. To indulge in Huong Thuy is to awaken the golden echoes of Vietnam’s royal past.
It’s more than just herbs - it’s a journey to rediscover ancient treasures, nurturing your body and soul to bring peace, vitality, and a deeper sense of well-being.
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