This herbal tea is mineralizing and nutritious, that is to say, it gives the body easily assimilated minerals. It is a bitter tonic that will help the body to secrete more bile, thus helping the work of the liver, supporting it in its cleansing work. Bile is also necessary for proper digestion/elimination; constipated people will benefit greatly from the action of bile, which only restores things to their normal state, without the discomforts of laxatives. This herbal tea is also an alterative (which cleanses) lymphatic (which plays an important role in the body's immunity) and blood. On the urinary side, it is a diuretic; it will promote the elimination of all the waste it encourages the body to get rid of. It will also support the intestine in its work through its anti-inflammatory and healing action on the digestive mucosa. A healthier intestine allows better elimination of waste but also better assimilation of nutrients, which makes it an excellent general tonic.
We often suggest a detoxifying cure in the spring. The plants that make up this herbal tea are almost all from spring harvests, a great way to enjoy the properties of these ephemeral plants throughout the year.
• Regulates liver function
• Supports good digestion
• Helps relieve malabsorption, chronic gas, indigestion and gallbladder congestion .
• Promotes the elimination of waste
• Promotes the maintenance of general health, for skin problems, fatigue, engorged liver, toning up the immune system, joint disorders, etc.
Taste: herbaceous, chlorophyll, slightly bitter
Detoxifying herbal tea
Calendula officinalis (calendula) flowers, Trifolium Pratense (red clover) flowers, Taraxatum officinalis (dandelion) leaves, Cnicus benedictus (blessed thistle) leaves, Urtica dioica (nettle) leaves, Plantago major (plantain) leaves.