Relief:

Insomnia
Headaches
Neck Tension
Stress
Constipation

Improve:

Immune system
Allergies
Metabolism
A cold/weak
constitution
Acne

Reduce:

Glucose
Blood Pressure
Cholesterol
Fatigue
Gout
Weight

Mulberry leaf
Hydrangea
Chamomile(Juhua)
Honeysuckle leaves
Licorice Root
Korean Ginseng
Agrimony
Guava
Cassia Nomame Honda
Tangerine Peel
Shiitake mushroom
Jobstears
Striped bamboo
Chinese yam
Ling Zhi (Reishi)
Eucommia leaves
Glechoma
Loquat leaf
Polygonati Rhizoma
Rhizome of woolly grass
Sicklesenna Seed
Boxthorn
Red Dates
Buckwheat
Safflower
Heartleaf
Barley Sprout
Dandelion Root
Kelp Root
Polypore

Hyakunen Cha Tea is formulated according to the Pharmacology of Chinese Medicine. An ancient book included plants and animals of medical value written by ShenNong. He divided medicines into Upper, Middle and Lower which equals Heaven, People and Earth. Upper medicine is mainly for nourishing life. Middle and Lower medicine is mainly for healthy living and healing.

Contrary to the belief that Chinese herbs tastes bitter, Hyakunen Cha Tea's mild taste is unique in its balance and sweetness. The founder, Shimizu Shi spent 10 years perfecting the taste through infrared baking and ionization techniquees, under the advice of Dr. Amamiya and Dr. Hideki Yukawa who is a Nobel Price winner.

Hyakunen Cha Tea has about only 2% caffeine compare to coffee. It has absolutely no additives. It is not only of great taste and aroma, long term using can lead to good health, fitness, wellness, great harmony and longer better living.

I started having acne since about 10 years old. For the next 20 plus years they have changed forms and locations but never stopped. As a result my facial skin was 10 shades darker than my neck and body. My pores were giant and always clogged despite constant and vigorous cleaning. (Squeezing and cleaning up pores were part of my daily routine). I had found things that would somewhat work but not for long such as (Proactive, Alpha Hydroxyl Acid products, etc.). I have also spent thousands of dollars for professional care and cleansing. The most all these did was some temporary relief. After a little while the acne would show up again.

I first had Hyakuyen tea at a Asian market when they were handing out samples. After reading the pamphlet I was convinced that this tea will do great good to my health. I am a big believer of herbal healing because of my Asian heritage, but I was also reluctant to pursue it because the herbs are hard to collect and prepare, and the taste is usually unbearable.

Hyakunen tea contains over 20 precious oriental herbs and it tastes great. I just prepare and drink it as I would with regular tea. A couple of weeks after I started taking Hyakunen tea, my friends started making comments that my skin is brightened up and appear to be more smooth. There are so many benefits from Hyakunen tea but clearing up acne is the one I am most happy with.