Detox Kahwa Green Tea is a modern twist on the traditional Indian “kadha”, blending whole-leaf green tea with healing herbs and spices like holy basil, ginger, black pepper, nutmeg, lemon salt, and asafoetida — designed to cleanse, refresh, and restore balance naturally.

Unlike regular green tea, Detox Kahwa combines Ayurvedic herbs and spices for added detox, digestion, and immune benefits, offering a more flavorful and rejuvenating experience.

Yes. You can enjoy 1–2 cups daily as part of a balanced routine. It’s mild on the system and supports daily detoxification and digestive balance.

It has a warm, lightly spiced flavor with notes of ginger, tulsi, and lemon salt — a soothing blend that tastes both cleansing and comforting.

It’s best enjoyed in the morning or post meals, when its natural detox and digestive properties can work most effectively.

Yes, but in small amounts—around 20–45 mg per cup. It offers gentle energy without overstimulation, unlike regular black teas or coffee.

Yes. Detox Kahwa contains asafoetida, ginger, and black pepper — ingredients traditionally known to reduce bloating, support digestion, and relieve stomach discomfort.

Yes, but preferably after light meals and not too close to bedtime, since it contains mild caffeine. The calming herbs like tulsi and nutmeg help promote relaxation and balance.

Absolutely. Made with natural herbs and whole-leaf green tea, it’s gentle enough for daily consumption and supports your body’s natural detox process over time.

Our tea bags are made using Certified Food Grade PLA non-woven material. This material is not only FDA-approved but also heat-resistant, sustainable, and compostable.

To enhance sustainability and minimize environmental impact, we avoid staples and food-grade glue, utilizing ultrasonic frequency to attach tags to teabags. The heat sealing process ensures minimal interference with the tea's flavor.

The PLA tea bags are preferred for their superior flavor preservation compared to traditional paper teabags, which are often bleached and can be harmful to the environment and health.