Cystus® Bio Teekraut, Zistrosentee (Cistus incanus L. Pandalis)
Cystus® organic rock rose tea
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Naturprodukte Dr. Pandalis GmbH & Co. KG
Füchtenweg 3
49219 Glandorf

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Naturprodukte Dr. Pandalis GmbH & Co. KG
Füchtenweg 3, D-49219 Glandorf
Tel.: +49 5426 3481
Fax: +49 5426 3482
E-Mail: info@pandalis.com
Internet: www.pandalis.de

U.St.-Id.Nr. DE 164357471
Handelsregister AG Osnabrück HRA 110331
Dr. Pandalis GmbH, AG Osnabrück HRB 110396
Geschäftsführer: Dr. Georgios Pandalis

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Cystus® Bio Teekraut, Zistrosentee (Cistus incanus L. Pandalis) | 250 g | PZN 01515485 | recommended retail price € 22.46
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Cystus® Bio Teekraut, Zistrosentee (Cistus incanus L. Pandalis) | 50 g | PZN 02936289 | recommended retail price € 8.15
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Cystus® Bio Teekraut, Zistrosentee (Cistus incanus L. Pandalis) | 30 g (20 infusion bags of 1.5 g) | PZN 15611531 | recommended retail price € 6.46
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PZN = Pharmacautical registration number: helpful when buying in the pharmacy (for Germany only)
Ingredients

100% Cistus x incanus L. Pandalis herb

– from controlled organic cultivation –

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Product description

Our Cystus® organic tea (rockrose organic tea and Cistus organic tea) is also suitable for children and pregnant and breastfeeding women.

Our tip:

  • refine with lemon and honey.
  • Cystus® organic tea is an ideal refreshment served cold, mixed with fruit juices or prepared as an ice tea.
  • Variation: For a particularly intensive herbal-aromatic taste, the tea is placed in a cooking pot with cold water, brought to a boil and left to boil, covered, for approx. 5 minutes.
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Recommended daily intake

Herbal tea: For 1 cup of tea, pour 1.5 g (about 1 teaspoon) of Cystus ® organic tea in boiling water and - depending on your taste - leave to soak for 2 to 5 minutes.

Intended daily intake: 3 g herbs/day (2 cups/day)

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Additional remarks

Different names - identical quality

  • Cystus® Bio Teekraut
    (PZN 01 515 485 resp. 02 936 289 resp. 15 611 531)
  • Cistus Incanus Bio Tee
    (PZN 02 707 583 resp. 04 394 355)
  • Cistus Incanus Bio Original Dr. Pandalis Tee
    (PZN 04 948 109 resp. 04 948 115)
  • Zistrose Bio Tee
    (PZN 02 707 502 resp. 04 394 421)

All our cistus teas contain exclusively the cistus variety Cistus x incanus L. Pandalis discovered by Dr. Pandalis. The four different product names are the result of history: In the past, a distinction was made according to the time and region of harvest.

From the harvest to the market
The rockrose herb is harvested for our teas under fair conditions from certified organic cultivation. During harvesting, only a few young shoots are picked by hand in the traditional manner – in the same way as the wild goats living there, who eat parts of the plant without tearing them out completely. Following the harvest, the shoots are gently dried in the shadows by sea breezes, hand-selected, cut and packed into the bag in which it arrives at your home.

Only in September 2013 did analyses carried out by an independent laboratory (Eurofins Food GmbH) repeatedly confirm that the content of pyrrolizidine alkaloids in Cystus® organic herbal tea is below the detection limit.

”Higher proportion of woody shoots and twigs in Cystus® organic herbal tea?”
We often receive consumer enquiries about the “high proportion of woody rockrose parts” in our Cystus® organic herbal tea. In addition, various suppliers advertise that their Cistus products only contain “abundant finely-cut leaves, with no wood or clippings”.
Answer: In accordance with the traditional harvesting process described above, the herbal tea also contains a certain proportion of fresh woody stalks. This makes sense because the content of vital substances is highest then. Cistus incanus belongs to a category of soft-leaved, herbal plants that have adapted very well to extremely dry locations and are exceptionally resistant to drought [1]. These plants don’t concentrate their valuable vital substances in the blossoms or leaves, but mostly in the woody shoots or small twigs. In this way, they can throw off the leaves at the height of summer in extreme heat, to protect themselves from losing water. Comparative examinations have confirmed that our herbal tea, which consists of complete shoots, has far more valuable properties than mixtures that only consist of blossoms and leaves. Each raw material delivery and product batch is tested by us in the laboratory for its quality. You can also be sure that our tea products are high quality products rich in vital substances.

[1] Pott R, Hüppe J: Special geobotanics – plants – climate – soil. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 2007.

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