Product Description

Name

LINK SAMAHAN TEA

Link Samahan: Your Natural Wellness Boost!

100% Natural Herbal Remedy: Trusted by millions for generations.

Unique 14-Herb Blend: Formulated with time-tested ingredients for optimal health and well-being.

Ayurvedic Wisdom: Traditionally used for cold and catarrh symptoms.

Convenient Sachets: Easy to use, preserving all the beneficial properties.

Effective Relief: Soothes discomforts associated with colds and catarrh.

Boost Your Immunity: Helps strengthen your body’s natural defenses.

Scientifically Proven: Backed by research for its effectiveness (Ceylon Medical Journal 2012).

Key Ingredients: Adhatoda, Galangal, Ajowan, Coriander, Veniwel, Cumin, Vishnukranthi, Liquorice, Pathpadagam, Long pepper, Black pepper, Siritekku, Katuwelbatu, Ginger.

How to Use

Mix one Samahan sachet into 100ml (half a cup) of hot water. In Sri Lanka, many enjoy it with milk.

Dosage Guidelines:

Adults: Dissolve 1 sachet in a cup of hot water, 2-3 times daily as needed.

Children (6 years and older): Dissolve ½ sachet in a cup of hot water, 1-2 times daily as needed.

Package Included

50Pc Samahan Tea Packets

To Your Knowledge 

1. Adhatoda

Scientific Name: Justicia adhatoda L. (Synonyms: Adhatoda vasica, Adhatoda zeylanica)

Common English Names: Malabar Nut, Vasa, Adulsa, Vasaka

Common European Names: Malabar Nut (most common in Europe)

2. Galangal

Scientific Names:

Alpinia galanga (L.) Willd. (Greater Galangal)

Alpinia officinarum Hance (Lesser Galangal)

Common English Names: Galangal, Siamese Ginger, Laos, Galingale (sometimes used, but can refer to other plants too)

Common European Names: Galangal, Galingale (often used in culinary contexts, especially for the rhizome)

3. Ajowan

Scientific Name: Trachyspermum ammi (L.) Sprague ex Turrill (Synonyms: Carum copticum, Trachyspermum copticum)

Common English Names: Ajwain, Ajowan Caraway, Bishop’s Weed, Carom Seeds, Thymol Seeds

Common European Names: Bishop’s Weed, Ajowan (often used as is, or “Indian Caraway” due to its origin and appearance)

4. Coriander

Scientific Name: Coriandrum sativum L.

Common English Names: Coriander (for seeds), Cilantro (for leaves, especially in American English), Chinese Parsley

Common European Names: Coriander (for both leaves and seeds, though sometimes “Cilantro” is adopted for the leaves, especially in cuisine contexts)

5. Veniwel

Scientific Name: Coscinium fenestratum (Gaertn.) Colebr.

Common English Names: Tree Turmeric, Yellow Vine, False Calumba, Colombo Weed, Weniwel (often transliterated from Sinhala)

Common European Names: Not widely recognized with a distinct European common name; often referred to by its scientific name or transliterated local names if discussed in botanical/medicinal contexts.

6. Cumin

Scientific Name: Cuminum cyminum L.

Common English Names: Cumin, Roman Caraway

Common European Names: Cumin, Kreuzkümmel (German), Comino (Spanish/Portuguese), Cumino (Italian) – widely used as “cumin” or its local translation.

7. Vishnukranthi

Scientific Name: Evolvulus alsinoides (L.) L.

Common English Names: Dwarf Morning Glory, Slender Dwarf Morning Glory

Common European Names: Not widely recognized with a distinct European common name; primarily known by its scientific name or traditional names in academic/botanical settings.

8. Liquorice

Scientific Name: Glycyrrhiza glabra L.

Common English Names: Liquorice, Licorice (American English)

Common European Names: Liquorice, Süßholz (German), Réglisse (French), Regaliz (Spanish) – widely known by its direct translation or the English term.

9. Pathpadagam

Scientific Name: Hypertelis cerviana (L.) Thulin (Synonym: Mollugo cerviana)

Common English Names: Threadstem Carpetweed, Wire-stem Chickweed, Slender Carpetweed

Common European Names: Not widely recognized with a distinct European common name; primarily known by its scientific name.

10. Long Pepper

Scientific Name: Piper longum L.

Common English Names: Long Pepper, Indian Long Pepper

Common European Names: Long Pepper (used as is)

11. Black Pepper

Scientific Name: Piper nigrum L.

Common English Names: Black Pepper, Pepper

Common European Names: Black Pepper, Pfeffer (German), Poivre (French), Pimienta (Spanish) – universally recognized and used by its direct translation.

12. Siritekku

Scientific Name: Clerodendrum indicum (L.) Kuntze (Synonyms: Clerodendrum siphonanthus)

Common English Names: Tube Flower, Turk’s-Turban, Sky Rocket, Bowing Lady, Indian Glorybower

Common European Names: Not widely recognized with a distinct European common name; primarily known by its scientific name or descriptive English common names.

13. Katuwelbatu

Scientific Name: Solanum virginianum L. (Synonyms: Solanum surattense, Solanum xanthocarpum)

Common English Names: Surattense Nightshade, Yellow-fruit Nightshade, Indian Nightshade, Kantakari (from Sanskrit)

Common European Names: Not widely recognized with a distinct European common name; primarily known by its scientific name or traditional names.

14. Ginger

Scientific Name: Zingiber officinale Roscoe

Common English Names: Ginger

Common European Names: Ginger, Ingwer (German), Gingembre (French), Jengibre (Spanish) – universally recognized and used by its direct translation.