Nettle Leaf (Cut & Sifted) Urtica dioica

Nettle leaf is known for its long history of use as a food crop (the stingers fall off in hot water) and today we know that the herb is highly nutritious. Dried nettle herb is commonly used in herbal tea blends, although it is also frequently encapsulated or tinctured. Stinging Nettle leaves are like a powerhouse herb. They help cleanse your blood, boost iron, fight UTls, manage diabetes, soothe skin, ease allergies, promote hair growth, and Vitamin D aka strengthen bones and more.   ========================Other Benefits:======================== .: Blood Cleanser .: Iron .: UTI .: Diabetes .: Soothing skin such as “Eczema “.: Psoriasis .: Seasonal Allergies and more!.   How to Prepare your Loose Leaf Herbs  Add 1 full tablespoon of herbs to 2-3 cups of water & bring to a boil. Can be sweetened with pure agave syrup from cactus Recommend to let the herbs to steep for 15-20 minutes before drinking (the longer the herbs steep, the stronger it will be). Tea can last up to a week in