American Herbal Supplement  Tea undergoes hyperbaric study

Russian Navy says Diversitea has positive effect

On reduction of nitrogen waste in the body

Dallas- October 21, 2005 – Diversitea Herbal Supplement Tea for Divers was recently tested at the Makarov State Maritime Academy in St. Petersburg, Russia. 

A controlled study was conducted where two groups of mice* (50 in each group) were taken to 180 meters (about 600 feet) in a hyperbaric chamber for 20 minutes, then brought up to surface pressure, with a 3 minute safety stop at 3 meters/15 feet.

One group was given Diversitea for three weeks before being submerged and the control group received plain water.  Upon ascent, the mice who received Diversitea had a mortality rate of 14%, and the control group mortality rate was 70%.  In other words, 86% of the mice who were given Diversitea survived, and only 30% of the control mice survived.

 This led the testers to conclude that Diversitea Herbal Supplement Tea appears to have a positive effect on the reduction of Nitrogen waste in the body, as less formal experiments had previously indicated. 

Diversitea is marketed through live-aboard dive boats, dive shops, the Internet, vacation resorts and specialty retail and gift stores.

*Diversitea was not  involved in conducting these studies, which were done in Russia without our knowledge. We received the test results a year after the studies were performed.  Diversitea does not condone, support or conduct animal testing.