Australian WaWa Tea® Lung-Cleansing Tea

In the post-pandemic era, we are paying more attention to respiratory health than ever before. Living in dry, polluted, or secondhand smoke-filled environments, occasional coughs, tight throats, and chest tightness are becoming increasingly common.

Australian Vawa Tea® Lung Cleansing Tea is carefully blended from a variety of organic herbs, traditionally used to support lung and respiratory health, providing gentle herbal care for coughs and sore throats, and offering additional support as a daily conditioning drink for smokers, during seasonal flu season, and in the recovery phase.

This tea is mild and smooth, with a natural herbal aroma. It helps soothe the airways and reduce mucus buildup, making it a suitable daily warm drink during seasonal changes, dry air, or when you feel "not feeling well in your chest".

Main ingredients of the secret recipe (40g)

• Inula japonica – Traditionally used to warm and resolve phlegm, and to soothe discomfort in the lungs and respiratory tract.
• Mullein – helps clear mucus from the lungs and soothes irritation and discomfort in the nose and throat.
• Cottongrass – Used to relieve tightness in the throat and mild respiratory discomfort.
• Elderflower – traditionally used to provide gentle support during colds, nasal congestion, and seasonal discomfort.
• Omarginata – Suitable for drinking during pollen season and allergy season, it soothes respiratory discomfort caused by air irritation.

(All the above ingredients are organic herbs)

Efficacy description (traditional use)

• Supports lung and respiratory health, suitable as a refreshing and warming daily drink.
• It helps maintain a feeling of airway patency when experiencing mucus buildup, nasal congestion, or discomfort during pollen season.
• Soothe throat and chest discomfort as a warm herbal drink when experiencing mild cough, dry and itchy throat, or seasonal discomfort.
• Suitable for daily health maintenance during seasonal transitions, dry air, urban pollution, or smoking environments.

The above description is based on the traditional use of herbs and is intended as general health information only. It does not constitute a diagnosis or treatment commitment for any individual disease.