Visit Store New Arrivals Ending Soon Follow Us Contact Us Product Description Fadna Bitter Gourd Tea Balancing Blood Sugar Naturally Fadna Bitter Gourd Tea is a traditional herbal solution aimed at supporting blood sugar control and healthy digestion. Made from pure bitter gourd (Momordica charantia), this tea has been used in Ayurveda for its insulin-mimicking properties. Key Benefits Helps regulate blood glucose levels Supports insulin sensitivity Aids in digestion and detoxification Reduces sugar cravings Other Benefits Can aid in weight management Acts as a natural metabolic booster History Bitter gourd has long been recognized in Sri Lankan and Indian traditional medicine as a remedy for diabetes. Its plant-based insulin activity makes it especially beneficial for pre-diabetics and those managing sugar intake. How It Works Contains charantin and polypeptide-P which mimic insulin’s function, promoting glucose uptake and reducing blood sugar levels naturally. Ingredients Momordica charantia (Karawila) Vitis vinifera (Grapevine) Camellia sinensis (Green Tea) Osbeckia octandra (Heen-bovitiya) Tinospora cordifolia (Rasakinda) Nigella sativa (Kaluduru) Murraya koenigii (Moringa) Vitamin A, B7, C & E Zinc, Iron, Selenium, Iodine Package Included Fadna Bitter Gourd Tea Sachets Packet Here are some of the European names: English: Bitter gourd, bitter melon, balsam pear, balsam apple, bitter cucumber, bitter squash. French: Melon amer, margose, concombre amer, paroka, concombre africain. German: Balsambirne, Bittergurke, amerikanische Bittergurke. Spanish: Melón amargo, caigua amarga, cundeamor chino, balsamina, carela. Portuguese: Melão de São Caetano, balsamina longa. Dutch: Springkomkommer (though “bittere meloen” or “bittergourd” are also understood). Italian: Pepino amaro, Zucca amara. Romanian: Sopropo, Bitteragurk (though the botanical name Momordica Charantia is also used).
