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Sleep Aid Tea
Meet Desinchá, the premier debloat tea from Brazil. One warm cup after meals is the simple ritual millions swear by. Feel light, comfortable and ready for anything.
Sleep Easy with Our Sleep Aid Tea: Goodnight, Not Sheep
Bid farewell to counting sheep and welcome a calmer bedtime with our Sleep Aid Tea. Crafted for those who love a soothing cup before bed, it's a warm blend of naturally calming herbs to help you wind down.
Pure Ingredients for Pure Rest
Embrace the tranquillity of our Sleep Aid Tea, featuring a carefully selected mix of lemongrass, balm, fennel, mint, jasmine and sage. Each herb is chosen for its calming, soothing character, creating the perfect wind-down ritual. A zest of lime and orange adds a bright, uplifting flavour to round off your evening.
Desinchá is 100% natural, free from sugar, sweeteners, or any other artificial ingredients. This is why it's crucial not to add sugar to the drink; it's designed for daily consumption and best enjoyed just as it is. Adding sugar can work against that light, comfortable feeling you're after.

Detox & Debloat with Desinchá
Why Australia is falling for Desinchá
Enjoy it your way
1 tea, many ways to drink
Perfect as a warm, comforting cup to soothe on cool days or as a cool, refreshing beverage for a sun-kissed pick-me-up. Hot or cold, Desinchá is designed to be enjoyed your way.




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Questions?
FAQs About Desinchá
What makes Desinchá Detox & Debloat Tea so special?
Desinchá is crafted with a blend of 8 natural herbs, including green tea, ginger and guaraná. Together they make a smooth, warming cup that has become a daily debloat ritual for millions of Brazilians. No sugar, no sweeteners, just herbs.
How many times a day can I drink Desinchá?
For optimal benefits, it's recommended to enjoy one to three tea bags of Desinchá daily. Start with a cup after waking up to energise your day, another post-lunch to continue the momentum, and any time you need an energy boost.
Is Desinchá suitable for vegans and those with dietary restrictions?
Absolutely! Desinchá is 100% natural, vegan-friendly, and free from gluten, sugar, sweeteners, lactose, and preservatives, making it suitable for a wide range of dietary needs.
Can Desinchá be enjoyed both hot and cold?
Yes, Desinchá is versatile and delicious, whether served hot or cold. On a cold day, a hot cup of Desinchá can warm and comfort you, while on warmer days, it can be enjoyed as a refreshing cold brew or used as a base for mocktails and other cool drink recipes.
Are there different flavours of Desinchá available?
Desinchá comes in its original blend as well as a variety of flavours to suit different tastes. Each one is made with the same herbal blend and can be enjoyed according to your preference.
What can I expect from drinking Desinchá regularly?
Most of all, a moment for yourself. Drinkers love the gentle energy from natural caffeine, the light and comfortable feeling after a cup, and the ritual of a warm brew that fits any time of day.
How should I prepare Desinchá for the best flavour?
To enjoy Desinchá at its best, boil about 180 ml of water and let the tea bag steep for 5 minutes. This allows the full flavour and character of the herbs to infuse into the water. Feel free to add fruits and ice to your cold brew for a personalised touch!
How does Desinchá fit into a balanced lifestyle?
Desinchá works best as a simple daily habit alongside a balanced diet, movement you enjoy and good sleep. Brew a cup after meals or whenever you want a moment to reset.
Is Desinchá safe for pregnant women to drink?
It's important for expectant mothers to consult with a healthcare provider before adding new herbal products like Desinchá to their routine. While Desinchá is made from natural ingredients, some herbs and the caffeine content from ingredients like green tea and guaraná may not be recommended during pregnancy. Always seek medical advice to ensure the safety of you and your baby.




