Extract Greek mountain tea

Extract or extract (lat. Extractum) — a concentrated extract of medicinal plant raw material or raw materials of animal origin, which is a mobile, viscous liquid or dry mass

Unique mountain tea since ancient times known for its healing properties and absence of contraindications.

Greek mountain tea is made from dried grass Zeleznici (Sideritis). In Greek her name means "he who has iron/iron".

Infusion of zeleznice has long been used to treat wounds sustained from iron – legends tell that he was force-feeding wounded soldiers in the Trojan battle.

In Crete, this plant is called Milotira Italian word meaning "to drag the disease."

the Greeks called this drink the tea (or Cai) eunu (ΤΣΑΙ ΒΟΥΝΟΥ), although the name may vary from region to region, tea of Olympus, Parnassus tea, shepherd's tea.