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A refreshing cup after exercise, a spicy daily ritual or a blend after a meal? Compare ingredients, flavour and use to find what fits your day.
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| Focus | Physical recovery · after exercise | Refreshing drink · hot or cold | Pure nettle · green herbal flavour | Desire & vitality | Desire & vitality in drops | Feminine desire · vitality & harmony | Liver & digestion · bitter herbs | Natural tannins · astringent herbal infusion | Blood lipids · herbal blend in drops | Blood pressure · herbal tea blend |
| For those who | Have worked hard during exercise and want to unwind with a tart, refreshing herbal infusion as part of your recovery routine. | Crave something fresh and tart to drink after movement or on a warm day. | Want an earthy, green cup and prefer a single herb to explore or blend yourself. | Miss your drive and desire and long to feel more present in your body. | Miss your drive and desire and want to reconnect with a sense of presence. | Feel that everyday stress leaves little room for desire and intimacy, and long for more harmony and time for yourself. | Feel heavy and overly full after eating, especially following large meals or irregular eating habits, and want to create a calmer after-meal routine. | Want to explore a single herb with a distinctive, astringent character and learn more about the leaves’ traditional uses. | Are reviewing your diet and blood lipids with your healthcare provider and want to know whether an herbal product fits your routine. | Monitor your blood pressure and lifestyle with your healthcare provider and want an herbal cup in your day. |
| Contents | Equal parts winter savory, hibiscus and nettle – approximately 33% of each. | 100% hibiscus flower (Hibiscus sabdariffa). | 100% nettle leaves (Urtica dioica). | 100% winter savory (Satureja montana). | Winter savory, black pepper and ethanol. | Winter savory and nettle (10%), together with lemon balm, lemon verbena and lavender. | Milk thistle seed and artichoke leaves, together with chicory root, peppermint and lemon balm. A blend of bitter herbs, roots and aromatic leaves. | 100% walnut leaf (Juglans regia). Contains natural tannins, which give a dry, slightly puckering sensation in the mouth. | Artichoke, fenugreek, milk thistle and nettle. Ethanol extract. | Hibiscus, nettle, olive leaf, hawthorn, lemon balm and lavender. |
| When and how | Brew as directed on the label. Enjoy after exercise, hot or chilled for a tart, refreshing flavour. | Brew hot as directed on the label. Chill and serve with ice if desired. | Steep covered as directed on the label. Enjoy on its own or in your own blend. | Brew covered, following the packaging instructions. | Take in a little water according to the dosage on the bottle. | Brew covered, following the packaging instructions. | Enjoy after a meal as part of a daily routine. Brew as directed on the label and steep covered. A bitter herbal character with fresh notes of peppermint and lemon balm. | As herbal tea: steep covered and follow the instructions on the packaging. Our herb guide also describes traditional external use. EMA’s assessment concerns specific preparations applied to the skin for minor skin inflammation and excessive sweating of the hands and feet — not effects from drinking the tea. |
Follow the dosage on the label. Consult your healthcare provider or pharmacist if you take medication. | Brew as directed on the label. Consult your healthcare provider or pharmacist if you take medication. |
| Format | Herbal tea · approximately 30 servings. | Herbal tea · approximately 30 servings. | Herbal tea · approximately 30 servings. | Loose-leaf · approximately 30 cups. | 50 ml tincture · contains alcohol. | Loose-leaf · approximately 30 cups. | Herbal tea · approximately 30 servings. | Herbal tea · approximately 30 servings. | Tincture · liquid herbal extract containing ethanol. | Herbal tea · approximately 30 servings. |
Always follow the dosage on the packaging. Consult a doctor or pharmacist before use if you take medication. Seek medical advice for persistent symptoms.
Frequently asked questions
When are Body & Training products suitable?
Does winter savory need to be used consistently?
Can I combine tea and tincture for training?
How does Training Focus differ from pure hibiscus?
Training Focus is a herbal infusion for your physical recovery routine after exercise. It contains equal parts winter savory, hibiscus and nettle – approximately 33% of each – with a tart, refreshing flavour. Premium Hibiscus contains only hibiscus flower for a pure hibiscus flavour. Both can be brewed hot and then chilled.
Should I choose a single herb or a blend?
A single herb lets you choose a particular flavour: tart hibiscus, green nettle, spicy winter savory or astringent walnut leaf. Blends bring several herbs together in one cup. Compare the ingredients in the product comparison, especially if you already use other herbal products.
What is the difference between tea and tincture?
Tea is brewed in water to make a hot or cold drink. Tinctures are liquid herbal extracts containing ethanol, taken as directed on the label. Their composition and dosage differ: drops cannot be directly equated to a cup of tea.
How should I choose when considering blood pressure or cholesterol?
Use measured values and advice from your healthcare provider, rather than how your body feels. High cholesterol and high blood pressure often have no symptoms. Herbal products do not replace prescribed treatment. If you take medication, consult your healthcare provider or pharmacist before use.