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Bilberry Tea For Better Vision

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Eye Tea

Bilberry tea would be a joy to drink, even without the healthy benefits, but in this case taking your medicine is a pleasure. The dried berries provide a good winter source of anthocyanosides and antioxidants that are often missing in our diets when access to fresh fruits like blueberries and strawberries is limited. Bilberry tastes like a really smooth and mellow grape juice, if you could taste the color purple it would taste like bilberry. Add ginger and butchers broom for an even more potent "eye tea".

Ingredients:

Bilberry * Broom * Ginger * Gotu Kola *

Additions: Lemon, stevia

Variations:Cinnamon, Gotu kola, Lemon

Recipe Instructions: Herbal Tea :Add to 3 cups cold water and bring to a boil, simmer for 20 minutes. Drink hot or cold

Tags and Uses for this Remedy Circulation :Poor circulation makes itself felt in many ways including fatigue, poor concentration and swelling in legs and feet. Eyes/Vision :Today's modern lifestyle includes long hours engaged with electronics: computer screens, TV screens, video games, phones, digital readers, and even old fashioned books. We tend to ignore the resulting eyestrain because we assume nothing can be done about it.

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