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Paraguay tea

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Paraguay tea: see maté maté , yerba maté , or Paraguay tea, evergreen tree (Ilex paraguariensis) of the family Aquifoliaceae (holly family).
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It contains a blend of essential oils including extracts of Paraguay Tea and Kola Nut, and would be brilliant to take on holiday when your legs get tired and hot in the evening.
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The Kyusu circulation stimulating treatment is a scientifically formulated creme which contains a dermoactive complex, incorporating Paraguay tea, renowned for its skin toning and firming properties; ivy, to help improve micro-circulation and horse chestnut, to detoxify the skin.
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The Internet carries an advertisement for "Forever Young Body Perfecting Lotion," which contains Paraguay tea and theophylline conjugates.
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