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Joint Pain Herbal Tea

Supports Joint Comfort | Turmeric & Boswellia (Shallaki)
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Why this blend works

Supports Joint Comfort
Turmeric & Boswellia (Shallaki)
Warming Ayurvedic Botanicals
Supports Everyday Mobility

✓ No added flavors✓ No preservatives✓ Whole herbs, not dust✓ Small-batch packed

What's in the pouch

Green Tea
Turmeric
Boswellia (Shallaki)
Ginger
Ashwagandha
Cinnamon
Black Pepper
Moringa
Available in 100gBest before 18 months from packagingStore in a cool, dry place away from sunlight

Hill Queen vs ordinary tea bags

Hill QueenOrdinary tea-bag brands
What's insideWhole flowers & leaves you can seeDust and fannings in a bag
FlavorFrom the real herbs"Nature identical" flavoring oils
BatchSmall-batch, packed same seasonMass-packed, year-old stock
ClaimsOnly what we can proveMiracle promises

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Your 3-step ritual

Step 1 – Measure
Add 2 g (about one teaspoon) to 180–200 ml of water.
Step 2 – Heat Water
Heat the water to 90–95°C — just off the boil.
Step 3 – Steep
Steep for 4–5 minutes.
Step 4 – Strain & Sip
Strain and sip it plain or with a little honey or lemon.

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Know this tea

About this tea

A warm, earthy cup built on turmeric and ginger, the two spices every Indian kitchen trusts. We add shallaki, ashwagandha, cinnamon, black pepper and moringa, with green tea as the base.

In the cup

Rich and warming, with the earthy depth of turmeric, the gentle spice of ginger and cinnamon and a peppery finish.

When to enjoy

In the morning, in the evening or after an evening walk. Made with green tea, so it has a light natural caffeine lift.

Good to know

Contains ashwagandha root and shallaki (boswellia). If you are pregnant, nursing or on medication, check with your doctor first. Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and reseal the pouch after every use. Best before 18 months from packaging.

Questions, answered

Does it contain caffeine?
Yes — a natural amount from the green tea.
Is anything added?
No added flavour, colour or preservatives — only what is named on the pack.
Any allergens?
No major allergens. Packed in a facility that also handles tree nuts.
How long does it stay fresh?
Best before 18 months from packaging. Reseal after every use and keep it cool and dry.

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Contents & compliance

Contents & facts

Net weight: Available in 100g

Best before: Best before 18 months from packaging

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight

Manufacturer & compliance

Marketed by Hill Queen Tea · FSSAI-licensed facility (license number on every pack) · country of origin: India · full registered address and grievance contact on the pack.

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