O clove vine tea is made from a Brazilian plant typical of the Atlantic Forest and that has digestive and aphrodisiac properties. It is a drink that is best known for relieving heartburn, gas, and even gastritis symptoms, acting as an analgesic.

The clove vine takes its name because its aroma is similar to clove, although not similar. In some regions it can also be called trinity vine.

Benefits of Clove Vine Tea

Helps digestion

The tea is mainly used to relieve digestion-related problems, such as excess gas and diarrhea.

Stimulates the libido

Furthermore, the tea is a natural aphrodisiac, i.e. it stimulates the libido. Its aphrodisiac effect is effective for both men and women.

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Healthy Stomach

Besides helping to treat the problems more related to the intestine, it also benefits the health of the stomach, so, due to its analgesic effect, it helps mainly in relieving the symptoms of gastritis, gastroesophageal reflux, and other stomach irritations, such as heartburn - a burning sensation in the esophagus and in the chest, which can cause pain or discomfort.

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How to prepare clove vine tea

• Infusion of dried clove vine leaves - found for sale in health food stores;
• Boil water for about 10 minutes;
• Leave it to rest and wait until the tea is lukewarm, then strain it, and the drink is ready for consumption.

As an aphrodisiac, the ideal is to take from 1 to 5 ml and a maximum of three times a day.

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Contraindications and other ways to use clove vine

At first, clove vine tea is contraindicated for pregnant women, nursing mothers, and young children.

Not only that, the plant can also be used in tincture form or as an essential oil.