Gumby Gumby Tea: Australia’s Herbal Treasure

I really couldn't wait to share all I feel on Gumby Gumby, it is Australia's Herbal Treasure. This Aboriginal herbal tea is the dried leaves of the Pittosporum Angustifolium Tree. There’s something particularly enchanting about brewing a cup of nature’s bounty and letting it work its magic. And when it comes to Gumby Gumby tea, the experience is nothing short of extraordinary. Now, if you’re wondering what on earth is Gumby Gumby tea, allow me to enlighten you. This isn’t just any old herbal infusion. This tea hails from the pristine landscapes of Australia, a country that’s practically a paradise for clean, natural, and utterly delightful plant-based brews.

Australia, with its vast and varied landscape, offers the perfect environment for growing the most exquisite plants. From the rugged outback to lush rainforests, this country has it all. The air is fresher, the soil is richer, and the plants—well, they’re just happier. Happy plants, as you might guess, make for the best teas. And Gumby Gumby is no exception. This tea is derived from the Pittosporum angustifolium tree, which is native to Australia. It thrives in the wild, open spaces of the country’s interior, basking in the sun and soaking up the goodness of the land. It’s packed with such incredible benefits... Traditionally, both fresh and dry leaves are brewed into tea, imparting the beverage with a slightly bitter, peppery taste. Recent scientific research into the benefits of Gumby Gumby Tea has found the saponins, tannins and phytochemicals found in the leaves boast an array of useful properties for supporting human health, I'm going to tell you everything I know, what I've read and any other stuff I could find. Also my own experience from drinking this plant medicine.

A Sip of Aboriginal Spirituality - Brewing a Cup of Connection

But let’s not forget, Gumby Gumby tea isn’t just about the environment—it’s deeply rooted in the rich cultural heritage of Australia’s Aboriginal people. These indigenous communities have known the secrets of this plant for thousands of years, using it not only for its health benefits but also as a spiritual ally. The Aboriginal people believe that every plant has a spirit, a unique energy that can heal and protect. Gumby Gumby, in their eyes, is a powerful healer. They’ve used it to treat everything from colds and flus to more serious ailments. It’s their go-to remedy, a herbal superhero, if you will. It’s not just about physical healing. The spiritual significance of Gumby Gumby is profound. It’s seen as a gift from the Dreamtime—the time of creation in Aboriginal mythology. Drinking the tea is a way of connecting with the ancestors, with the land, and with the spirit of the plant itself. It’s a holistic experience, nurturing the body, mind, and soul.

When you brew a cup of Gumby Gumby tea, you’re not just making a drink. You’re engaging in a ritual that’s been passed down through generations. It’s a moment to pause, to reflect, and to appreciate the wisdom of the earth and its first inhabitants. Plus, it’s quite a tasty brew—earthy and grounding, with a hint of the wild Australian bush. As you sip, imagine the ancient landscapes where this tree grows, the red soil underfoot, the vast sky above. Picture the Aboriginal elders sharing stories around a fire, their knowledge of the land woven into every tale. Feel the connection to something greater, something timeless. The leaf of Gumby Gumby is part of the Indigenous medicine cabinet across many parts of Australia. The tree is not confined to a particular area. It travels and heals, gives and live across Australia.

Choose Gumby Gumby?

So why choose Gumby Gumby Tea? Well, aside from its rich cultural history and spiritual significance, it’s simply good for you. Packed with antioxidants and other beneficial compounds, it’s said to boost the immune system, reduce inflammation, and promote overall wellness. It’s like a little cup of health, straight from the heart of Australia. In a world full of artificial this and processed that, it’s refreshing to find something so pure and natural. Gumby Gumby tea is a reminder of the simple, powerful gifts that nature has to offer.

Drinking Gumby Gumby Tea is for the invincible outback explorer it gives mystical powers. It might just make you feel a little more connected to the world, a little more grounded, and a lot more relaxed. Gumby Gumby is revered for its potent medicinal properties. Traditional Aboriginal medicine recognises it as a versatile remedy for various ailments. In Aboriginal mythology, the Dreamtime is a sacred era of creation when ancestral spirits shaped the world and established the laws of nature. Plants, animals, and landscapes were imbued with spiritual significance. Gumby Gumby, in particular, is seen as a divine gift from the Dreamtime, endowed with healing energies and protective powers. It's rich in antioxidants and compounds that enhance the immune system, helping the body fend off illnesses. The plant has natural anti-inflammatory properties, making it effective in reducing inflammation and pain.

Gumby Gumby is deeply intertwined with the beliefs and practices of Aboriginal people. They regard the tree as a bridge between the physical and spiritual realms. The plant's spirit is believed to communicate with the ancestors, offering guidance and healing to those who seek its aid. Drinking Gumby Gumby tea or using it in traditional ceremonies is a way of connecting with the ancestral spirits and the land. It's a practice that fosters a sense of belonging and unity with nature. The spiritual journey with Gumby Gumby is not just about physical healing but also about emotional and spiritual well-being.

Gumby Gumby has had analysis done by University of Queensland (UQ). Their analysis outlines its powerful health elements, highlighting energy levels, carbohydrates, dietary fibre, Folate, Vitamins B and C, vital Minerals and Phenolics, such as Saponins, Tannins, Flavonoids and Carotenoids. But as I always say, science is catching up very slowly to the knowledge of the ancients. For many centuries, The Native Australian Aboriginal people utilised Gumby Gumby as a natural traditional food, a plant medicine and a tonic. As interest grows worldwide in the traditional food knowledge of Australia’s Aboriginal tribes, such as in superfoods like the Kakadu and Davidson Plum, Sandalwood Nuts and Gumby Gumby.

I have interest in the very rare Gumby Gumby tree. I love plant medicines and ancient cures, in fact I read about it in this book (pictured above) think I must of found it travelling years ago. By the way Kakadu Plum is also an incredible Aussie health food! We have the powder and the syrup, it's the richest source of Vitamin C on earth, but that's another story. There are a few classifications of the Gumby Gumby Tree the 2 main are Pittosporum Phillyraeoides and Pittosporum Angustifolium, but the one variety hailed for its constituent properties is Pittosporum Angustifolium, with about 20 known botanical varieties… all of which contain beneficial qualities. Gumby Gumby tea is known to soothe digestive issues and improve gut health. It aids in detoxifying the body, promoting overall health and well-being. Its leaves and bark used to alleviate the symptoms of colds and flus. It's believed a tonic made from the tea may also reduce blood pressure and improve circulation.

Our traditionally made Gumby Gumby Tea is simply loose harvested and dried Gumby Gumby leaves. It is a very refreshing and energetic drink (cold or hot) with its characteristic taste. The tea is made in one litrr batches and consumed over a set time. It can then be taken daily in amounts as little as 80-120 ml. We were told by many of our costumers that Gumby Gumby Tea has special qualities. Gumby Gumby invites us to pause, to listen to the whispers of the ancients, and to heal not just our bodies but our spirits as well. Whether you’re sipping its tea or engaging in a purification ritual, let Gumby Gumby guide you towards a more harmonious and balanced existence. So next time you’re in the mood for a brew, why not give Gumby Gumby a try? Embrace the Australian spirit, honour the wisdom of the Aboriginal people, and enjoy a cup of tea that’s as unique as it is beneficial. Cheers to good health, good spirits, and great tea!

Here is what I Do...

• Fill a pot with a half litre of filtered & structured water.
• Add a teaspoon of Gumby Gumby Tea.
• Allow it to simmer and steep for 5 - 20 minutes, both methods report benefits.
• Add a little bit of Kakadu Plum Syrup or Honey to sweeten.

Enjoy!

It is an energetic and very refreshing drink (hot or cold).
For an Ice Gumby Gumby Tea, pour cooled Tea over ice and serve as a tonic.
For an even better drinking experience, you can use the Bombilla Hot Drinks Straw! (Available @AncientPurity).

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