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Soursop Leaves


Immune support
Antioxidant protection
Cellular health
Blood sugar balance

Soursop Leaves are traditionally brewed as a tea to support immune function, stabilize blood sugar, and flood the body with antioxidants that protect cells against oxidative stress.

The tea has been sipped in Caribbean, Latin American, and West African homes for generations, valued for its ability to support daily vitality and lasting health. These are whole, freshly-dried, organic leaves, preserving the full spectrum of what makes Soursop Leaves such a respected traditional medicine.



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Ingredient list

60 Soursop Leaf (Annona muricata)

*100% Organic

Dosing

Suggested Use: Boil 1 cup of water. Add 2-3 Soursop leaves. Steep for 7-10 mins. Strain & enjoy.

*Gently rinse leaves before steeping.

*Take a 10-day break every 30 days.

Who its for

Individuals who:

  • want steady daily immune support
  • are working on balancing blood sugar
  • want strong antioxidant protection
  • want to protect long-term cellular health

Not Recommended For: pregnant or breastfeeding women, anyone with Parkinson's disease or a family history of it, and those taking blood pressure or blood sugar medications, without first consulting a healthcare provider

KEY HERBS

SOURSOP LEAF

Contains acetogenins, alkaloids, and flavonoids like quercetin, giving it a rare mix of nervine, immune-modulating, and antioxidant action used to support restful sleep, steady blood sugar, and strong immune function.

From the formulator

The Herbalist's reasoning

"I chose to offer Soursop as whole, freshly-dried leaves because there's no reason to change or add to what's already worked for centuries. The tradition of steeping the leaf into a warm tea is what gives you the full spectrum of its immune, cellular, and blood sugar action, all at once. Every step from harvest to drying is done to protect the compounds that make the tea work, so what ends up in your cup is the same medicine that's been passed through generations."

-Ash (Clinical Herbalist)

Medicine, not a supplement

"Supplement" is a regulatory word. It's what the bigger system uses to keep herbal medicine categorized under optional, and nice-to-have, next to the vitamins. We don't accept the box. Every Provherbs formula is built the way medicine should be: whole herbs, from the earth, clinical-strength extraction, and a Clinical Herbalist who can answer for every line on the label.