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Did you know?
...the earliest signs of Guayusa use are from a 1,500 year-old bundle of leaves that were discovered inside the tomb of a medicine man in the Bolivian Andes...
More antioxidants than many other superfoods, including green tea
As well as a great taste with virtually no tannins, Guayusa also packs a health punch!
Is Guayusa really a holly?
Yes it is. The holly you will be familiar with in Europe is 'Ilex aquifolium' (pictured here with Linda).
Guayusa is 'llex guayusa' - so they are the same family (holly (Ilex)), but simply a different species.
You may have heard of 'Yerba Mate' - this is also a more well-known caffeinated holly.
Yerba Mate is 'Ilex paraguariensis'.
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Can Guayusa be used in...
From our general reading around the web, we’d seen a few people asking whether Guayusa tea would be allowed as part of the Paleo diet. This...