Dried Black Mulberry Mulberry Tea 120g 120 g

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Brand: Nanjingtongrentang 1. Antioxidant & Delayed Aging Key Ingredients: Anthocyanins (2 times more than blueberries) – powerful scavenger of free radicals, anti-UV damage. Resveratrol (similar to red wine ingredient) – activates longevity gene (SIRT1), delays cellular aging. Research Support: Food Chemistry study shows that mulberry extract reduces skin collagen loss by 30%. 2. Protect the liver and improve eyesight Mechanism of action: Vitamin A + Anthocyanin promotes the synthesis of retinal photoreceptors (retinol) and relieves eye fatigue. **Rutin (Vitamin P)** enhances liver cell repair and reduces the risk of alcoholic liver injury. Applicable People: Long-term eye use (computer users, students), alcohol drinkers. 3. Improve Anemia & Nourish Blood Key Ingredients: Iron (3-5mg per 100g, higher than red dates) + Vitamin C (promotes iron absorption). Natural organic acids (malic acid, citric acid) to enhance blood production. Effect: Continuous consumption for 1 month can improve the pallor, cold hands and feet (especially suitable for women to regulate after menstruation). 4. Regulate blood sugar & lipids Active Ingredients: 1-Deoxynojirimycin (DNJ) – inhibits α-glucosidase and delays glucose absorption. Dietary fiber (6.7g/100g) reduces cholesterol absorption. Clinical evidence: Consumption of 10g of dried mulberries 30 minutes after a meal in diabetic patients reduces blood glucose spikes by 20% (Journal of Functional Foods). 5. Enhances immunity Key Substance: Mulberry polysaccharides activate macrophages and increase NK cell activity. Zinc and selenium enhance antibody production and reduce the frequency of colds. Return policy See details WARNING California Proposition 65 Disclaimer Product descriptions on Weee!’s website and app are for informational purposes only. See our disclaimer All health, wellness, and nutritional information provided on this site is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for the advice of a qualified health-care professional.