Frontier Co-op Organic Stinging Nettle Leaf, Cut and Sifted - For Making Nettle Tea - Kosher | 16 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Nice and strong tea, I think it works really well I will say it is chopped into a very fine powder and sometimes it gets a little clogged in my tea strainer but I really like the flavor and I think it's high-quality product.

If you buy nettle tea in a box, you’ll end up spending about $91 for a pound. This nettle is organic, comes from a trustworthy company, and it’s very tasty. It’s a lot fresher than what I was buying in bulk at sprouts. When I ran out of my loose tea, I would be getting traditional medicinal nettle tea. That’s a great company, but because I have allergies I drink a lot of nettle. I would prefer to get it for this price per pound instead of the $30 per pound I was paying for it in bulk locally. Nettle isn’t just good for allergies; it’s good for pain, it’s good for the digestive system. It’s also good for the genitourinary system in both sexes. It’s easy to look up, it’s an amazing herb.

Good product. Good price. Very green, clean and made great tea and capsules. Thanks!

This is a wonderful product with so many health benefits. I steep the stinging nettle at night to promote relaxation and reduce inflammation. I also leverage it in tinctures for allergy relief. I love the quality and effectiveness of this product.

Love it as a tea!

Smells great. The quality is good. I would have given it 5 stars if it came in a resealable bag to preserve freshness. It’s easy to use and for the size of the bag you can’t beat the price unless your growing it yourself.

Makes a great tea blend ingredient and tincture

I can trust Frontier to deliver quality herbs, and this is no exception One 1 Lb Nettles Leaf, Cut & Sifted, Organic . This is a wonderful value! It costs so much less to buy a pound of this, instead of the tea bags I used to buy. Nettles is reported to be good for many ailments. It was one of the ingredients in the tea blends I used to get as a lung tonic, to treat my asthma, so I don't just rely on inhalers. (I prefer to do all I can to help my body to heal, rather than just mask symptoms with medications.) After taking it as a tonic for months, my asthma is better and also, I feel like it has helped my body in so many other ways, as I am healthier overall. I make a tea with a half cup of nettles and a half cup of pau d'arco, which I put in a pot with a quart and a half of filtered water and boil with the lid on over a low heat for half an hour, and let it steep. This makes a concentrated tea that will be black as coffee. When it has cooled, I strain it into jars and put it in the fridge. I take a half cup a day, warmed in the microwave and mixed with coconut milk and raw honey. Sometimes I mix in a teaspoon of cocoa for fun.) I find it delicious, either way. You can find a lot of information online on the many benefits of drinking nettle tea as a tonic. Here's a bit on the benefits: "Expectorant: This helps cause the expulsion of mucous and breaks up congestion similar to the stimulant actions. (colds, asthma and allergies)" (drdebsherbals.com/herb-of-the-month-nettle/) "If there's one plant to have on hand at all times that provides a cure for arthritis, an herbal treatment for allergies, relieves hair loss, treats Celiac disease, bleeding, bladder infections, skin complaints, neurological disorders and a long list of other conditions -- it's nettle leaf." "a natural cleanse that removes metabolic wastes and is both gentle and stimulating on the lymph system, promoting easy excretion through the kidneys." (naturalnews.com) Here is a bit on what is in nettles that is so helpful: "It contains biologically active compounds that reduce inflammation." (herbwisdom.com) "This tea is made from leaves that are rich in vitamins A, B1, B5, C, D, E and K, iron, potassium, copper, zinc, magnesium, calcium and others. It also contains flavonoids, essential amino acids and proteins." (therighttea.com/nettle-tea.html)