Boldo Dried Leaves Natural Organic Hojas de Boldo Deshidratadas, pre-packaged 500 g / 1.1 lb

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  • Authentic boldo leaves, great prices Premium quality at a great price, brought directly from growers and producers in South America.
  • Benefits Boldo is an antioxidant and digestive herb. A frequent consumption can improve immune system function, maintain healthy cholesterol levels, and optimizes liver and biliary functions and helps eliminate toxins.
  • Natural richness Its composition is based on essential oils such as cineol, eucalyptol and ascaridiol. The first of these oils has sedative and expectorant properties, while the other two are anti-inflammatory and carminative, that is why it is considered an ideal plant for improving the digestive system.
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Boldo, whose scientific name is Peumus boldus, is an aromatic, evergreen shrub or small tree belonging to the family of flowering plants called Monimiaceae.

Is an ancient crop natively endemic to South America, specifically to central Chile and Peru, and it’s commonly found in mountainous regions.

Direct uses and industrial applications

Boldo is generally consumed in family houses, mainly through infusions, directly from boldo leaf tea bags or with a handmade infusion. It is also combined with yerba mate. When dried, it can also be used as a spice to make many savory dishes with fish, mushrooms, vegetables and as a component in sauces.

Many industries have been using boldo for medicinal purposes, either to make essential oils or digestive capsules. It is considered as a natural medicine by homeophatic specialists. Additionally, essential oil of boldo is used in the perfume industry, and the leaf is an ingredient in liqueurs and bitters.

Market overview and production

For its growth, boldo tree needs a well-drained acid sandy soil. Fertile, sandy soil is recommended, and a good irrigation is crucial but it is important to avoid a moist soil. Boldo requires full sun exposure and enough space to grow. It is recommended to make it grow indoors or in a greenhouse during its first winter, especially if it is grown in colder regions, since seedlings are vulnerable to bad weather. Its flowering period is from August to September.

Frequently asked questions

What is boldo? Boldo is an evergreen shrub or small tree considered as one of the herbs with more properties.

What is boldo tea used for? Boldo tea is used as herbal medicine mainly for improving the digestive system.

Does boldo tea have caffeine? As it is a herbal tea, it is completely caffeine free.

Where does boldo grow? It grows in a fertile, sandy and well-drained soil.

Where does boldo come from? It is sown in South America, mainly in Chile, Argentina, Ecuador, Bolivia, and Peru.

How is boldo known is different languages? Boldo is written and spoken the same way in different languages such as Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Italian and German.

Which other herbs can be related to boldo? Mint, peppermint, lemon verbena, chamomile, among others.

Where can I purchase boldo leaves in bulk? You can purchase at Directoro directly from producers.

Related products and ideas

Make a herbal tisane at home. You need: dried boldo leaves, dried mint leaves, water and a pinch of honey.

Simply fill a small saucepan with water and add 2-3 leaves of each herb. Heat to boiling, then reduce and simmer for five minutes. Allow to cool slightly before drinking. Add honey on your cup and enjoy!

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