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Malabar nut plant Leaf Tea (adulsa/adathoda)

Malabar nut plant Leaf Tea (adulsa/adathoda)

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Net weight 50 g
Caffeine Caffeine-free
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Adulsa Herbal Tea – 50 g

Adulsa, also known as Vasaka, is a traditional Indian botanical. Sweetea Adulsa Herbal Tea is offered in a 50 g single-herb pack for customers interested in traditional plant infusions and regional herbal ingredients.

About Adulsa

Adulsa commonly refers to Justicia adhatoda (also known in older botanical references as Adhatoda vasica). The plant part used should be confirmed from the final product label. Traditional use does not establish that an infusion treats coughs, asthma or respiratory disease, and this product should not replace medical care.

Flavour and brewing

Adulsa has a distinctive green, herbal and somewhat bitter character. Begin with a mild brew and adjust according to taste and pack directions.

  • Add approximately 1 teaspoon to 200 ml freshly boiled water.
  • Cover and steep for 3–5 minutes.
  • Strain before serving.

Product details

  • Net weight: 50 g
  • Ingredient: Adulsa (plant part as specified on label)
  • Format: Single-herb herbal infusion
  • Brand: Sweetea

Frequently asked questions

1. What is Adulsa?
Adulsa, or Vasaka, commonly refers to Justicia adhatoda, a plant known in traditional Indian herbal practice.

2. What does Adulsa taste like?
It has a green, herbal and distinctly bitter taste.

3. How do I brew Adulsa?
Start with 1 teaspoon per 200 ml hot water, steep for 5–7 minutes and strain, unless the pack gives other directions.

4. Which part of the plant is used?
Check the ingredient declaration on the final retail pack for the plant part used.

5. Does Adulsa contain caffeine?
It is a botanical infusion rather than Camellia sinensis tea. See the label for full ingredient details.

6. Is Adulsa tea a cough or asthma treatment?
No. It is not a medicine and must not replace prescribed treatment or medical assessment for respiratory symptoms.

7. Who should seek advice before use?
Pregnant or breastfeeding people, children, and people with health conditions or taking medication should consult a qualified professional before use.

8. How should I store it?
Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from moisture, sunlight and strong odours.

Net weight: 50 g

Ingredients & taste

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The infusion reflects the natural character of its leaves, flowers, roots, fruits or botanicals.

Brewing guide

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Follow the quantity, temperature and steeping guidance in the product description, then adjust the next cup to taste.

Caffeine & best time to drink

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Caffeine: Refer to the product description

Gentle safety notes

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Herbs may affect people differently. Seek qualified advice when pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medication or managing a health condition.