Japanese Kagoshima Hino Akane Longevity Tea 20 count

This green tea hails from Tokunoshima, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan. It is uniquely characterized by its red young shoots and pesticide-free cultivation. In addition to catechins and polyphenols, it is rich in anthocyanins, which cause the tea to turn red when acidic fruit (like lemon) is added. Available in instant granules or tea bags for convenient brewing.

Key Active Ingredients & Benefits

Catechins: Antioxidant properties, improves brain function, inhibits fat absorption, and protects liver function.

Anthocyanins: Enhances enzyme activity, inhibits vascular disorders, and reduces eye fatigue.

Polyphenols: Reduces bodily strain, regulates physiological functions, and relieves daily stress.

Flavonols: Strengthens the immune system and supports cardiovascular health.

Health Highlights

Nature Certified: High health functionality recognized by the British medical journal Nature; holds 8 health patents.

Fat Burning: Increases the body's oil/fat decomposition rate by 37%.

Brain Health: Reduces Amyloid-beta (Aβ), a substance associated with Alzheimer’s disease.

Functional Food: Designed to reduce eye fatigue and enhance metabolic "burning" sensations.

Product Specifications

Format: Instant Granules / Tea Bags (Individually wrapped).

Quantity: 20 bags per box.

Origin: Tokunoshima, Kagoshima, Japan.

Functional Components: * Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG): 140.2mg

Usage Instructions

Target Audience: Adults.

Brewing Method: Place one tea bag in a cup and add 150 mL of boiling water (98C). Gently shake the bag up and down for 2 minutes before removing.

Mealtime Use: If consuming during a meal, please use two bags at once.

Precautions

Storage: To maintain quality, avoid high temperatures and humidity.

Dosage: This product is not intended to cure diseases or improve health through excessive consumption. Do not intentionally exceed the recommended dose.

Physical Reaction: Discontinue use if the product does not suit your physical constitution.

Medical Consultation: Those taking blood pressure medication (antihypertensives) or insulin should consult a doctor or pharmacist before use.