Friska Friska Arabian Tea – Bold Ancient Spices, Modern Benefits

Friska Arabian Tea – Bold Herbal Blend for Digestion, Energy & Immune Support

Friska Arabian Tea is a rich, aromatic infusion inspired by ancient Middle Eastern herbal traditions. This full-bodied tea combines bold spices and warming herbs to support digestion, circulation, and immunity—perfect for those who enjoy deep, comforting flavors with real functional benefits.

Supports:

Healthy digestion and relief from bloating

Energy and circulation

Immune function during cold or congestion

Metabolic balance and internal cleansing

Key Ingredients & Benefits

Black Tea – Gently boosts energy and supports heart and brain activity

Ginger – Aids digestion and circulation

Cinnamon – Anti-inflammatory and supports blood sugar balance

Star Anise – Soothes indigestion and supports respiratory health

Black Pepper – Enhances absorption and helps reduce inflammation

Cloves – Known for antimicrobial support and respiratory benefits

Mint Leaves – Cools the digestive tract and relieves gas or nausea

Kimba (Guinea Pepper) – Traditional spice that stimulates warmth and metabolism

Goruba (Date Fruit) – Adds natural sweetness and is rich in nutrients

How It Works

Friska Arabian Tea supports the body by:

Stimulating digestion and relieving gas buildup

Warming the body and easing cold symptoms or fatigue

Boosting metabolism and internal cleansing

Supporting immune defense with natural antioxidants

Taste Profile

Bold, spicy, and aromatic with layers of warmth and a hint of natural sweetness. A sensory-rich experience in every cup.

Suggested Usage

Steep 1 teabag in hot water for 3–5 minutes

Best taken after meals or in the evening

Maximum of 2 cups per day

Add honey if desired (avoid sugar or milk)

Who Can Take It / Who Shouldn’t

Recommended for:

Adults seeking digestive comfort, energy, and immune support

Tea lovers looking for a spicy, warming experience

Not suitable for:

People sensitive to caffeine (contains mild caffeine from black tea)

Children under 15

Pregnant women (unless approved by a doctor)