(also known as Gambia tea, Savanna tea, African verbena, Sougban)

Lippia multiflora is an aromatic plant widely used in West and Central Africa, mainly as an herbal tea/infusion, valued for its calming, digestive, and purifying effects.

Traditional Uses

 1. Well-being & Relaxation

• Highly appreciated for its calming and relaxing properties

• Helps reduce stress, restlessness, and nervousness

• Promotes more restful and peaceful sleep

Commonly consumed as an herbal tea in the evening.

2. Digestion & Intestinal Comfort

• Helps relieve bloating and digestive discomfort

• Supports better digestion after meals

• Soothes mild abdominal cramps

3. Purification & Gentle Detox

• Traditionally used to cleanse the body

• Supports the natural elimination of toxins

• Provides a feeling of lightness and bodily comfort

4. General Effects on the Body

• Contributes to better internal circulation

• Helps reduce physical and mental fatigue

• Brings a sense of freshness and inner clarity

Calming • Digestive • Purifying
Ideal for stress management, sleep support, and gentle detox routines.

What Studies Indicate (without medical claims)

Scientific research shows that Lippia multiflora contains:

• Flavonoids

• Essential oils (such as citral, thymol, etc.)

These compounds are known for their antioxidant, antimicrobial, and soothing properties, supporting its traditional use as a wellness herbal infusion.

Common Method of Consumption

• Primarily consumed as an herbal infusion (tea)

• Aromatic, slightly lemony flavor, similar to verbena

• Best enjoyed hot or warm

 50 g