Native to North America and Europe, linden trees feature full, dense foliage and can stretch to heights above 100 feet. They are also known to live for centuries, and potentially for millennia. The soft and supple wood linden produces is often used for wood carving, and to make electric guitars, and its pollen is known to produce a rich and delicious honey. These trees are often called "lime trees" in Europe, a corruption of the original German word "lind". Though they are unrelated to the fruit-bearing lime trees, linden tea's light and refreshing flavor does bear a note of lemony citrus. Many people enjoy its fragrant floral quality and the smooth, fresh taste.

As you take a sip of Linden Tea and enjoy its light floral taste, you will also receive its valuable constituents. Linden leaves and flowers are known to contain essential oils, along with flavonoids, like quercetin, as well as tannins, and isoflavones. Many of these components are also antioxidants, giving the body an important boost in antioxidant levels.

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