Kuding Plus Tea

Kuding plus tea is a must have for everyone concerned with his circulatory system and brain function. It prevents deterioration of heart and brain function. It improves your mental focus and memory. Prevents common cold and flu. Alleviates itching eyes and blood shot eyes. Detoxifies and improves healthy bowel movement. It keeps your body weight in check by reducing blood cholesterol, blood sugar and blood pressure.
Kuding tea (also known as 'Ku Ding Cha') is a medicinal tea that has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for thousands of years. The word 'Ku' means bitter and the Chinese character for 'Ding' ('丁'）means 'spike' as is the shape this tea. Needle kuding tea, is commonly known as 'bitter nail tea'. The leaves used to make this tea are from the evergreen Ilex Kuding cha plant which is grown in China. The long narrow leaves are twisted together to form distinctive long stick/spike-like shapes. Another distinctive feature, as its name implies, is its bitter taste. Though, some drinkers find that the bitterness is followed by a slightly sweet taste.

When making Kuding tea it's a good idea to use just 2 needles/spikes if it's your first experience of the tea because of its strong bitter taste. As you become accustomed to the tea, then you could increase it to 3-4 needles. Begin by warming your tea cup and teapot with hot water. Then steep the Kuding tea in the pot using hot water for two minutes. The spikes can be used several times - after the second brewing you will need to increase the steeping time.
In traditional Chinese medicine Kuding tea was famous for its many uses and it is popular still for ailments such as improving memory and focusing the mind; calming fidgetiness; alleviating the common cold, being useful for clearing the head and rhinitis; itching eyes; headaches; alleviating sinusitis; and treating bronchitis. It is also said to improve digestion; lower blood pressure and reduce cholesterol. Kuding tea contains many anti-oxidants so is helpful for detoxing.
Do not drink Kuding tea if you are pregnant, have recently given birth or are breast feeding; during menstruation; have low blood pressure. Also do not drink 1 month before and after surgery.
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