Sagan-Daila: The Siberian Longevity Tea

Description

Known by many names – Shaman’s Tea, Buryat Ginseng, “White Wing,” fragrant rhododendron, and Rhododendron Adamsii – Sagan-Daila holds legendary status across Siberia, Altai, Mongolia, and Tibet. Tibetan monks believe it promotes longevity, while Buryat shamans traditionally use it in ceremonies. In Buryatia and the Far East, its origins, Sagan-Daila is prized as a revitalizing tonic, historically consumed by Mongolian hunters and warriors for sustained energy throughout arduous journeys. A single cup provided enough vigor for a full day’s travel. Scientific research (2006-2014) has explored its stimulating, antimicrobial, and adaptogenic properties, confirming its rich chemical composition and potential health benefits.

Keywords

Sagan-Daila, Rhododendron Adamsii, Shaman’s Tea, Buryat Ginseng, White Wing, Tibetan Tea, Siberian Tea, Adaptogen, Antimicrobial, Stimulant, Longevity, Energy Boost, Health Benefits, Traditional Medicine, Mongolian Medicine, Buryat Culture, Herbal Tea, Rhododendron, Natural Remedy, Adaptogenic Herbs.