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Stevia is a herb which is far stronger than sugar. It can be used in tea but can give a slightly bitter after taste if too much is used. Here's what the herb looks like:
It grows very easily in warm weather and will die back in winter. Sometimes it dies off completely, but a new plant is vigorous in growth and will quickly replace any older, straggly plants.
MOUTHWASH: At R30 for 1 Litre, our Natural Minty Mouthwash contains Stevia and is refreshingly sweet and minty. Safe for children and quick to use when there's no time for a brush. Effective. Safe. Refreshing. And tasty, to boot.
Not just a mouthwash, the Natural Mouthwash can be used as a skin toner. Soak a cottonwool swab and place it onto acne to soothe the skin and ease the wrinkles. So delicious you'll want to drink it - and you can!
Here's some nifty information for those readers who are new to Stevia:
Stevia's Conversion rate:
| Sugar amount | Equivalent Powdered Stevia | Equivalent Stevia liquid |
| 1 cup | 1 Teaspoon | 1 Teaspoon |
| 1 Tablespoon | ¼ Teaspoon | 6 – 9 drops |
| 1 Teaspoon | A pinch | 2 – 4 drops |
Extracted from: Oddessey Magazine
Stevia is safe for diabetics, as it does not affect blood sugar levels.
The herb has a regulating effect on the pancreas and could help stabilise blood sugar levels in the body, therefore making it wise for people with diabetes, hypoglycaemia and candidiasis.
Stevia does not have the neurological or renal side-effects of some of the artificial sweeteners.
It possess anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties and can be safely used in tonics for diabetic patients. It is also said to be a great additive to toothpaste or diluted as a mouthwash.
Mild stevia leaf tea offers relief for an upset stomach. Stevia tea also helps to reduce the desire for tobacco and alcoholic beverages.
A wet stevia leaf bag provides a cooling effect on eyes (similar to using cucumber). The leaves effectively tighten the skin and are good for wrinkles. Stevia also has a healing effect on blemishes, wounds, cuts and scratches.
The herb is helpful in weight and blood pressure management. It has also been reported that it lowers incidence of colds and flu.
Traditionally, stevia is indicated as a cardiotonic. It has anti-gas properties, is used for obesity, to reduce acidity (heart burn), hypertension and to lower uric acid levels.
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