Eucommia ulmoides oliver Tea

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Eucommia ulmoides oliver Tea

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I was recommended this tea by my acupuncturist and didn't know anything about it. I have been hooked on it ever since and read about all the great therapeutic effects. I really feel better after drinking it. Plus it tastes really good! Just add a little honey!
Eucommia ulmoides oliver, a rare and special tree in China, with more then 2000 years history, which has the effects of postponing ageing and improving health. Eucommia ulmoides oliver male flower tea is a pure natural health product with eucommia ulmoides oliver male flower pistil as material which contains xylogen, iridoid and eutigoside activesubstances. Its functions and effects are as follows: 1) Controlling blood pressure and blood-fat 2) Adjusting cardiovascular and cerebrovascular functions 3) Postponing ageing and keep beautiful and young 4) Effect of reducing weight 5) Anti-fatigue 6) Improving immunity function 7) Soothing the nerves and promoting Sleeping 8) Stimulating pituitary-adrenal gland cortex and strengthening adrenal gland cortex functions 9) Regulate estrogen 10) Detoxifcation and anti-tumor activity
I get the TU CHENG TEA brand.
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Re: Eucommia ulmoides oliver Tea

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It is also sometimes known as "Gutta-percha tree" or "Chinese rubber tree
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eucommia

There are no links on Pubmed for "Eucommia and cortisol" or "Eucommia and adrenal", so no link to cortisol or the adrenal glands.
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