Fides Tea Impex Private Limited

• Non-adulterated
• High nutritious value
• Good in taste

• Jasmine
• Lemon earl grey
• Peach apple
• Darjeeling
• Green
• English
• Chocolate
• Green apple
• Pineapple
• Orange
• Lychee
• Mango
• Apricot
• Cardamom
• Ginger
• Masala
• Kashmiri kahwa

A serving of hot tea is a great way to unwind after a long day, and putting fennel in the brew gives you an extra health boost.  Fennel tea is popular for its health benefits. Fennel has long been associated with digestive and metabolic health, among other benefits.

• ANTI-DIABETIC TEA helps in both normalizing as well as regulating the blood sugar level in the body. A 100% Caffeine Free blend.
• SAFE DRINKING TEA: It works parallel with the other medicines that the patient may be taking to control diabetes. In fact, it will enhance the effectiveness of the other therapies if taken in conjunction.
• STRENGTHENS Immunity & Liver Function, REJUVENATES body and mind
• NATURAL HOME REMEDY: Natural home remedies are a great choice for those people, trying to find other options instead of drug medications. They also help in treating other ailments and enrich the body with many vitamins.

Cinnamon tea is an interesting beverage that may offer several health benefits.

It’s made from the inner bark of the cinnamon tree, which curls into rolls while drying, forming the recognizable cinnamon sticks. These sticks are either steeped in boiling water, or ground into a powder that can be used to make the tea.

Cinnamon tea is full of beneficial compounds that may offer various health benefits, including aiding weight loss, improving heart health, alleviating menstrual cramps, and reducing inflammation and blood sugar levels.

Red is the new black when it comes to tea. Like our favourite black and green teas, Indian red tea is also high in antioxidants. An added benefit, however, is that red tea is caffeine-free and has none of the associated side effects, such as insomnia and irritability.

The difference begins in the plant world. Both black and green tea comes from the Camellia sinesisplant, while red tea comes from rooibos (Aspalathus linearis). According to The Rooibos Council, red tea is actually a herb, technically creating a tisane when brewed.

So if you’re looking for a new taste sensation that’s also exceptionally healthy, go red.