Immune Restore Tea (formerly Immune 911)

• This is a loose-leaf blend, and roots and barks settle by weight, so the container benefits from a shake before each measure.
• This blend is brewed as a decoction. The roots and barks release their constituents through simmering rather than steeping.
• One teaspoon of herbs per cup (8 oz) of water makes a standard brew. Up to three teaspoons makes a stronger one.
• The herbs go into a pot, with cold water poured over them. The mixture comes to a gentle boil, then simmers, covered, for 20 to 30 minutes.
• Off the heat, it cools to drinking temperature, then strains. Eden’s Leaves Immunity Honey, sold separately, sweetens the cup beautifully at that point.
• Adults
  One to two cups daily for at least three days for the full benefit of the blend.
• Children
  Ages two to four: one teaspoon of brewed tea. Ages five to seven: one tablespoon of brewed tea. Ages eight to 11: two tablespoons of brewed tea. Ages 11 and older: as desired. Up to four servings within 24 hours.
• This product is not to be given to children under one year of age.

• At the First Sign
  This is what the blend is formulated for. It begins the day something shifts and continues for at least three days.
• Through a Cold or the Flu
  One to two cups daily while symptoms last. The warmth and the fluid do real work alongside the herbs.
• Any Hour
  There is no caffeine in this blend, so a cup in the evening will not keep you awake.
• When Appetite Has Gone
  On the days food holds no appeal, a warm cup carries hydration, minerals, and herbs at once.

• For optimum flavor, distilled or spring water works best.
• A great deal of what these roots offer leaves with the steam, so the lid stays on through the simmer.
• Eden’s Leaves Immunity Honey, sold separately, sweetens the finished cup and layers a second set of herbs alongside the first. Heat degrades the enzymes in honey, so it goes in once the tea has cooled to drinking temperature.
• Brewed loose-leaf herbs can be reused the same day, though a longer simmer may be needed to draw out the remaining benefit. The flavor profile will change, and many people enjoy their second or third decoction.
• Teas can be refrigerated in a sealed container for up to 48 hours.
• Herbs keep longest in an airtight container in a cool, dark place.
• Best when used within one year of opening. If the color has faded significantly or the aroma is no longer present, it is time to replace.

Pau d’arco Bark

• Supports the immune system and eases cold and flu symptoms
• Supports the body’s antimicrobial and antifungal defenses
• Provides nutritive support, containing iron, calcium, magnesium, manganese, and iodine
• Contains no caffeine, which matters in a blend meant to be taken while the body is resting
• Known as lapacho, or tea of the Incas, and used medicinally in South America for thousands of years

Echinacea Root

• Supports the immune system through colds, flu, and upper respiratory infections
• Supports healthy lymphatic movement, which the immune system depends on
• Supports the skin, lungs, and lymph, the three systems Western herbalists most associate with this root
• Formulated for defined periods of use rather than continuous daily use

Astragalus Root

• Supports immune function over a longer arc, balancing rather than stimulating
• Supports the body’s capacity to withstand sustained stress, which quietly places demands on immune resilience
• Supports the body’s antiviral and antimicrobial defenses

Burdock Root

• Supports white blood cell activity, which is why burdock is traditionally reached for in the early stages of a cold rather than the late ones
• Supports healthy lymphatic movement and the body’s own clearing processes
• Provides nutritive support, including inulin, a prebiotic fiber
• Supports digestion and nutrient absorption through its bitter action
• Contributes the sweet, earthy base note in the flavor of this blend

Ginger Root

• Eases coughs and supports the respiratory tract during colds and flu
• Supports a healthy inflammatory response throughout the body
• Eases headaches and head pressure
• Warms the stomach, supports digestion, and eases nausea

Cinnamon Bark

• Supports the immune response to colds and flu and eases the cough reflex
• Provides warming, circulatory support and contributes sweet warmth to the flavor
• Relaxes and soothes muscle tension
• Eases gas, bloating, and digestive discomfort through its carminative action

Orange Peel

• Contributes vitamin C in whole-plant form alongside bioflavonoids, supporting the immune system
• Supports the clearing of mucus from the respiratory tract
• Brings a refreshing brightness to a blend built largely from roots and barks
• Supports digestion and eases the sensation of fullness

The herbs in this formula are generally recognized as safe and well tolerated at the serving sizes provided.

• This product is not recommended for continuous use beyond several weeks without qualified practitioner supervision. After a pause, use may be resumed.
• Avoid if you have a known allergy to plants in the Asteraceae family, including ragweed, daisies, marigolds, and chrysanthemums.
• Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are currently taking immunosuppressant medications, blood-thinning medications, blood pressure medications, or diabetes medications.
• For guidance on pregnancy and breastfeeding, autoimmune conditions, and pre-surgical use, see our Using Our Products FAQ.
• This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. All content is for educational and informational purposes only.