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Kihene Mamaki Tea

  • Dried or fresh mamaki leaves are used to make a mild but invigorating and healthy tea. Native Hawaiians have used the fresh or dried leaves of the mamaki plant to help with many internal disorders such as listlessness, stomach, colon, bladder, liver, and bowels. Native Hawaiians have also used the leaves for treatment of high blood pressure, high cholesterol, liver cleansing, depression, bladder problems, bladder infections, and PMS.
  • Native Hawaiians historically noted that Mamaki has a soothing effect on the nervous system often relieving tension. It works well for irritability and helps relieve stress after a hard day. 
  • Mamaki tea may be brewed everyday for overall wellness and promotes great general health. Native Hawaiians believed Mamaki to be a universal plant with many healing properties.

BREWING INSTRUCTIONS
Brewing 1 gallon of tea:

Bring 16 cups of water to a rolling boil. Add 1/3 the bag in water and let steep over night. In the morning transfer tea to the refrigerator. Once refrigerated, tea will last 2-3 weeks. 

Brewing by the cup:

Boil 3-4 cups of water. Measure 1 teaspoon of crushed leaves and add to water. Let tea steep for 5-10 minutes. 

ENJOY HOT OR COLD!

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susan cassard
Mamaki tea

I was so happy to find this. I was visiting a few years ago and tasted this tea. My order came swiftly and has been wonderful to have again.
Thanks for being here and for such good service.

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C Loving
Love this tea

We went to the farmers market on a trip to Hawaii and loved this tea. When we got home I ordered it and had it shipped to us. I also found another brand and tried it too--we like this one the bast!

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Rebecca Paulmino
Super Tea

Delicious and healthy for you!

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Dennis Dougherty
Hawaiian Tea

A great summer pick me up!

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