Double Wall Glass Tea Flask 450ml

This flask is made from quality double-wall borosilicate glass, this bottle includes fitted stainless steel dual infuser, bamboo lid.  Flasks that you can take anywhere you want to go.

Directions:  Unscrew top of infuser basket and put your loose tea, fruits or teabag inside, then screw top back on. Click infuser into glass bottle, add hot water and allow your tea or fruits to infuse with the lid off to  allow the steam to rise off.  Remove infuser when ready to drink.  If you want iced tea, let cool without the lid on and add some ice before you leave home.

Why glass and not plastic?  Many of us are aware that storing food / drink in plastic is not good for our health. If you don’t know about plastics and what they do, I encourage you to do some investigation. I was having issues myself with excess oestrogen in my body which was causing many issues with my menstrual cycle and when I found out about plastics and how they mimic oestrogen in the body, it was a mission of mine to remove as many from my life as possible  (not an easy task these days).   

Basically though, just one of the additives of plastic -  BPA  (also added to tinned cans) used so it lasts longer,  was discovered  to be a powerful xenoestrogen, a synthetic chemical that mimics the natural oestrogen in our bodies, and our body doesn't recognise the difference between them.   Excess xenoestrogens in the body causes all sorts of problems with our hormones, and this isn't just happening to women.  It has been correlated with infertility and decreased semen quality in adult men.

There is much information on the internet and in books about this, I can highly recommend you do some reading if you are not aware of the dangers of storing and then consuming food and drink in plastic.   This is just one link I found while I was writing this but there are so many.  Dr Libby Weaver, fantastic Australian speaker and author,  in many of her books talks about this in detail.   Xenoestrogens: Plastic's Estrogen Killer [and How to Avoid It] – Synchro (besynchro.com)