How to Prepare Your 5 Red Tea

Method 1: Slow Simmer (Best for Recovery)

• Add 1 sachet into 1000–1200 ml (4–5 cups) water
  
• Bring to a boil, then simmer for 15–30 minutes
  
• Keep warm and sip throughout the day
  

This method extracts the deepest nourishment

Method 2: Quick Steep (Busy Mom Friendly)

• Add 1 sachet into 500–1000 ml (2–4 cups) hot water
  
• Let steep for 10 minutes
  
• Drink warm
  

Can be refilled with hot water 2–3 times

Method 3: Nourishing Porridge (Optional)

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  Add 1 sachet + rice into a pot
  
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  Add water and cook into porridge
  
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  Enjoy as a warm, healing meal
  

Great for early postpartum days when digestion is weaker

Pro Tips

• Drink warm (not cold) for best recovery support
  
• Best taken daily for 5–15 days postpartum
  
• Adjust water based on your preferred strength

Like a warm, lightly sweet red bean dessert drink — comforting, smooth, and nourishing.

Not grassy like herbal tea
Not bitter like supplements
Not overly sweet like sugary drinks

Five Red Tea is not a bitter herbal drink.

The red dates and raw sugar create a mild natural sweetness, while the beans add a soft comforting richness.

Many moms say it tastes similar to a light red bean dessert soup — warm, soothing and satisfying.

It’s the kind of drink that feels like someone is taking care of you.

Instead of powders or capsules, this blend uses whole nourishing foods that have been used in traditional postpartum diets for centuries.

You can actually see the ingredients in every pack:

• Whole red beans

• Real red dates

• Bright goji berries

• Red skin peanuts

• Traditional raw red sugar

Nothing powdered. Nothing artificial.

Just real nourishing foods simmered into a naturally sweet, comforting tea.

Made For Exhausted New Moms

Each pack contains pre-portioned whole ingredients so preparation is simple.

Just simmer the ingredients in water and enjoy a warm nourishing tea that supports your recovery.

Because when you're caring for a newborn, your body deserves care too.

Not for Early Postpartum (First 3–5 Days)

In traditional recovery, the first few days focus on cleansing and clearing, not rebuilding. This tea is best after that phase.

Not Ideal for Peanut Allergies

This blend contains red skin peanuts, so it’s not suitable if you have a peanut allergy.

Not for Those Sensitive to Natural Sugars

Contains red dates and traditional brown sugar, giving it a natural sweetness. It may not suit strict low-sugar diets.

Not a Quick Fix or Instant Energy Boost

This isn’t caffeine or a stimulant. It works gradually over days, not instantly.

Not a Replacement for Medical Care

If you have specific postpartum complications, always follow your doctor’s guidance first.

Not for Those Expecting a “Typical Tea” Taste

This is closer to a light dessert-style drink, not a herbal or green tea flavor.

Disclaimer:
Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.

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