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Catnip KITEA Organic Herb 40G TIN - Distinctly Tea Inc.

Our comments on taste

Minty herbal, needs HONEY!

Why we say its great

Not just because I like cats & I do but this is a very beneficial herb for us humans too. Catnip is one of the better aids to sleep and may help you with coughing, colds and an upset stomach.

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Steeping Guide

1 teaspoon (2.5 grams) or tea bag per 8oz. cup

Temperature for steeping is 212

Steeping Time 5 - 10 Minutes

Catnip KITEA Organic Herb 40G TIN

Herbs Tea

$11.85

This is our KITTEA (Catnip) herb (Nepeta cataria) packaged in an attractive white gift tin. Have a special purr friend (like my Wolfie pictured here) who likes a little excitement in her life? Treat your favourite kitty to our organic Catnip. Do NOT overlook the benefits to us humans, Catnip is one of the better aids to sleep and may help you with coughing, colds and aid digestion with an upset stomach.

SKU: 1185T

Product Nitty-Gritty

AllergensNone
CertificationOrganic
IngredientsCatnip herb, Nepeta cataria. Common Names: Catmint, Catnep, Catswort, Field Balm

Peter's Pick

Our KiTea is purely catnip herb (Latin Nepeta cataria). We decided to market something for both cats and people who definitely have a lot in common. Below are the health benefits to both.

FOR PEOPLE is useful as a medicinal tea to alleviate coughing, cold symptoms, upset stomach and to aid sleep. Catnip, the herb is also employed as a remedy in the treatment of tension, anxiety, and is mentioned as being a useful calmative for hyperactive children. Also listed as a mild diaphoretic, catnip can also be helpful in eliminating harmful toxins from the body. Not recommended to be used when pregnant because it is a diuretic.

FOR CATS It is the scent of catnip, not the consumption of it, that has such a dramatic effect on cats. When cats are enjoying the plant, they do often chew the leaves, but this may be merely to release more of the scent that is in the essential oils. It is the chemical nepetalactone, a volatile oil similar in structure to the sedative ingredient found in valerian root, another well-known sedative herb. This triggers the response in a cats' brain. However, because human brains are physiologically different, we must be content to gain any vicarious pleasure through watching our cat's enjoyment of the herb!!

Peter Barker

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