Natural COFF-TEA Healthy Herbal Coffee Alternative For Energy With Zinc Launched

Oct 20, 2022

Zoe Essentials, LLC, an online store for holistic wellness and lifestyle products, has launched a new herbal tea called COFF-TEA, which is designed to replace coffee.

Hampton,United States - October 20, 2022 /PressCable/ —

The store’s patented COFF-TEA is strictly caffeine-free and is made from entirely organic ingredients. For those readers who can’t get out of bed without their morning cup of joe, Zoe Essentials is proud to be offering a herbal tea which features a highly refined blend of some of nature’s tastiest, healthiest and most invigorating herbs, roots, and spices.

More details can be found at https://www.zoeessentials.com

The launch of COFF-TEA coincides with the latest figures on caffeine consumption in the United States from the Addiction Center. According to their research, more than 90% of adults drink caffeine regularly, consuming an average amount of 200mg of caffeine per day. The key difference is that for coffee drinkers this only amounts to two 6-ounce coffees, whereas, for caffeinated soda drinkers, it would mean a hefty five 12-ounce cans.

Although coffee and caffeine are not strictly harmful, as the Addiction Center states, in quantities higher than 200mg, it can easily become addictive. Moreover, high levels of caffeine are linked to symptoms like insomnia, anxiety, an increased heart rate, and nausea, with coffee being particularly harsh on the stomach.

With all of these factors in mind, Zoe Essentials believes that a natural herbal tea can be an excellent and healthy way to substitute at least one of a coffee lover’s daily cups.

Their COFF-TEA is designed to naturally emulate both the energy and great, rich taste that coffee provides while being 100% organic, caffeine-free, acid-free and rich in antioxidants and flavonoids.

The herbal tea uses a base of honey bush tea and blends this with roasted cacao, cloves, maca root, roasted chicory root, and roasted dandelion root. All of these natural ingredients are known for their high nutritional profile and are rich with minerals like zinc, iron, and calcium. And, unlike coffee, they are soft on the stomach.

In addition to their new healthy herbal coffee alternative, Zoe Essentials retails an expansive range of wellness products, including other herbal teas, organic beauty products, energetic crystals, and smudges.

A spokesperson for the online store said, “With our COFF-TEA, we believe you can get natural energy from nutrients, not stimulants. Better than decaf, it’s no caf. Delicious any time of day or night, COFF-TEA is the perfect choice after meals and in the evening because it won’t interfere with sleep and won’t upset your stomach.”

More information is available at https://www.zoeessentials.com/products/coff-tea

Contact Info:
Name: Melanie John
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Organization: Zoe Essentials, LLC
Address: 110 Coliseum Drive #5074 , Hampton, VA 23669, United States
Website: https://www.zoeessentials.com/

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