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| Quantity | 30gr, 40gr |
|---|---|
| Packaging | Bunch, Jar |
Mountain tea
Mountain tea is also known as sideritis ,ironwort and shepherd’s tea. IN the Ancient Greece has been traditionally used to aid digestion, strengthen the immune system and suppress common cold, the flu and other viruses, allergies and shortness of breath, sinus congestion, even pain and mild anxiety.
jar 30gr
bunch 40gr
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