GuavaDNA Guava Leaf Tea Individually Wrapped Teabags by MATCHA DNA | 100% Pure Guava Leaves, Nothing Else Added (120 Teabags)

Nice price and smooth tasting tea

A friend of mine got me started on this tea a couple years ago. Do yourself a favor and research the health benefits. They are numerous. I really enjoy having a cup every day, usually after a meal. I brew 2 bags per cup, add a tsp of Manuka Honey and a little cream! Very tasty. If you’re expecting guava flavor you will be disappointed. This is the leaf of the plant and shouldn’t be expected to have a similar flavor. That being said its flavor is mild and with the addition of honey and cream tastes more like a special treat. Besides all the health benefits, I was just reading about its topical use on the scalp to help improve hair condition. I will be trying it on my scalp soon:).

Great taste and the bags don’t burst

I ordered this because I heard it can help to regulate blood sugars. I don't know how effective it is for that, but I do like the flavor a lot. I like it better than green tea. It has a slightly sweet taste and one bag in the cup is enough for me.

I grew up eating a lot of sweets so I have a huge sweet tooth, and with both of my grandmas having diebitihes, I’ve always been worried about giving it as well. I personally am not a fan of teas (might be why I didn’t like the taste very much) or anything claiming to help with weight loss, but I was drawn to this because of its claim to help reduce blood sugar levels and the fact that it’s caffeine free. The taste is a bit bland unless you use two packets, but it taste good especially once I added lemon (as far as teas go, one of the better tastes, better then black tea anyways and I have a secret love for lemon). Over the past few weeks, I’ve seenmyself not wanting to eat as much sugar as I normally do which I was suprised about. My husband says it has to do with sugar levels and how sugar can be addictive. All and all, the tea has worked as a detox of sort for me, I didn’t see any weight loss or digestion change but I’m definetly happy with the reduction of blood sugar and desire for sugar.

I don't know what Guava is supposed to taste like, but its not gross. Drinking soley for health benefit, not the taste - but even so - its okay. I am pretty picky on tea, and think most of them are gross, this is doable for a health benefit. Seems very good quality and fresh. I'm sure if you like guava, you'll love it.

I'm trying this tea for the first time because I'm interested in the health benefits of guava leaves. I'm half a dozen tea bags in already and honestly I'm really enjoying this tea. The taste is mild and soothing. The aroma is slightly floral and very pleasant. It's a pretty amber color. I brew the bags twice, the 2nd brew is lighter of course but still very tasty. I only use one bag per brew and I don't need to add any sweetener, I just drink it as is. I'm interested in guava leaf tea because it's supposed to help with digestion and blood sugar levels. It's also nice that it's caffeine free, for those days when I want a warm cup of something to drink but don't want caffeine. A little bit of oil comes out when brewing and it seems to have stained my ceramic cup, although my glass cups are fine. But that isn't surprising, some teas just do that. Overall this tea is very enjoyable to drink.

I have been using it over a year now. It does help you easily hold your urine for hours comfortably. That is how they can connect it to insomnia. In that sense it works very well. It is also touted as a blood glucose stabilizer. I drink it before bed with camomile and I find the flavor together to be very enjoyable. I do not drink it alone. The flavor alone is ok. It tastes very herbal like a peppermint almost. I do not have to urinate at all overnight and when I get up I do not have to run to the toilet to go immediately. If you have middle age female post menopausal bladder issues it is worth trying. I have not had any side effects and have not seen any research to say there is any harm from using it or it interacting with my medications.