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Many people are searching for answers to the lingering effects they are experiencing from both "having" covid and also from taking the jab.  The sheer numbers are alarming - over 1.2 million adverse reactions and nearly 27,000 deaths have been reported to VAERS as of April, 8, 2022 (they say only one of 10 reports).

Researchers at the University of Maine at Orono have found a new and relatively easy way to extract shikimic acid from pine tree needles, a key ingredient in the antiviral flu medicine Tamiflu. Shikimic acid is mostly extracted from star anise, which is in short supply, so finding another source for this raw material could help to meet the growing demand for the drug. In this blog post, you'll learn how pine trees could provide a new source of revenue for the domestic forest products industry while being a potential alternative source of shikimic acid.

Our pine needle tea is not only delicious, but also organic and sustainable. We carefully harvest the needles from wild organic Eastern White Pine trees, hand choosing and snipping them daily for optimum freshness. And when it comes to bagging our tea, we use 100% natural, unbleached paper drawstring tea bags that are safe and free of synthetic materials. Each tea bag is filled with at least 7 grams of fresh pine needles, providing our clients with a generous sized tea bag that can be reused to make multiple cups. With our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, we take pride in offering a product that we truly love and believe in.

Want to boost your body's antioxidants?  Along with drinking pine needle tea, exposing yourself to natural sunlight daily can trigger your body to produce more of its own melatonin which some consider the most powerful antioxidant.