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Benefits of Guava Leaf Tea

• Soothed Stomach - Irritable digestion is no fun, especially if you're away from home when it strikes. Drinking guava leaves with a bit of guava root and boiling water could reduce abdominal pain and help ease similar digestive issues.
• Improved Fat Storage - In as little as eight weeks, regular uses of guava leaves could help with absorption and regulation of fats.
• Blood Sugar - Compounds in guava leaf tea can help inhibit maltose and sucrose, two sugars, from being absorbed by the body following a meal.
• Weight Management - Because one of the guava leaves or guava tea side effects is the prevention or slow down of complex carbs becoming sugars, it may be possible to attain your goals while using guava leaves.
• Support Immune System - Vitamin C and iron in guava leaves can help boost immunity and strengthen the respiratory system.
• Tooth Pain - If you've ever had a toothache, you may truly appreciate these health benefits of guava leaves. Guava leaves can be ground and applied to gums to relieve tooth pain.
• Acne - Vitamin C in guava leaves can help reduce acne. Supports Healthy Hair - In addition to drinking guava leaf tea like the Herbal Goodness Guava Leaf Tea, you could boil and apply guava leaves to the scalp to support healthy hair.
• Improved Sleep - Of all the benefits of guava leaves, this one can be enjoyed by anyone. After all, who doesn't want a 

How to Make Guava Tea

• Add 1–2 teaspoons (2.5–5 grams) of dried guava leaves to a tea infuser.
• Add 1 cup (240 mL) of boiling water.
• Steep for 5–10 minutes.