Rooibos, a herbal tea native to South Africa, is primarily grown in the Cederberg region. While the plant itself is not owned by any single entity, the South African government has taken steps to protect rooibos as a geographical indication, similar to how Champagne is protected in France. This means that only rooibos produced in this specific region can be labeled as such, helping to safeguard the interests of local farmers and producers.
Most or all of rooibos/red tea is produced in the country of South America. Rooibos is pronounced (roybus).
PH of rooibos tea is 6 - 6.5
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The cast of Rooibos - 2006 includes: Isak Eklund as Wilhelm Hanna Eriksmo as Erika
Rooibos tee contains ZERO calories. Other benefits of Rooibos includes...- no additives, preservatives or colorants- no caffeine- low in tannin (a substance which adversely affects the bodies metabolism by decreasing the absorption of iron and protein)
I have found on www.innvista.com, in their article on Rooibos that it "stands head and shoulders above the rest as an all-round healthy alternative". Rooibos does not have caffeine in it, and contains 37 powerful antioxidants which strengthen the immune system. It also has a natural sweetner in it so you do not need to put sugar with it. So yes, you can give your dogs rooibos tea its actually good for them;)
Rooibos tea is naturally acidic, with a pH usually ranging from 4.4 to 6. This makes it slightly acidic when compared to neutral substances with a pH of 7.
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Yes, rooibos tea is naturally caffeine-free and low in tannins, which are compounds that can contribute to acidity in teas. As a result, rooibos tea is generally considered to have low levels of acid, making it a gentler option for individuals with sensitive stomachs.