Honeybush Tea

Honeybush tea, made from the South African Cyclopia plant, is naturally caffeine‑free and packed with antioxidants such as mangiferin and hesperidin. It may support immune health, soothe digestion, ease menopause symptoms, and promote skin and bone vitality.

Honeybush contains phytoestrogens like formononetin and calycosin. These may help ease menopause symptoms and support hormonal balance for some, but individuals with hormone-sensitive conditions should consult a healthcare professional.

Yes, honeybush tea is generally safe for daily enjoyment in moderation. Two to three cups per day can offer health benefits, though pregnant or breastfeeding women and those on medication should consult a doctor first.Short-term use (up to 10–14 days) is generally safe. For daily long-term use, it’s best to cycle – e.g., two weeks on, one week off – to avoid overstimulating the immune system.

Yes, honeybush tea contains natural phytoestrogens that may help support hormonal balance, especially during menopause. It’s a gentle, caffeine-free option for soothing hormonal shifts, though more research is needed.

Honeybush tea is rich in antioxidants and polyphenols, which are known to help combat inflammation. Regular consumption may support joint and gut health while reducing oxidative stress.

Yes, honeybush tea is naturally caffeine-free and low in tannins, making it a suitable herbal option for children. It can be enjoyed warm or iced, but always serve in moderation.

Honeybush tea is well-tolerated by most, but excessive intake could lead to digestive upset in rare cases. People with hormone-sensitive conditions should consult a doctor before regular use.