Alkaline Tea

This powerful Alkaline Tea is specially crafted to support your body during a parasite cleanse. Made with the highest-quality organic herbs, this blend is designed to potentially help purify the blood and support your kidneys, liver, and lymphatic systems—the body’s natural detox pathways.

In addition to its cleansing benefits, this tea may help alkalize and remineralize the body, restoring balance and supporting overall vitality during a time of detox. Each ingredient was carefully chosen to assist the body in flushing out toxins while providing nourishing minerals your system needs.

Start your cleanse right—don’t forget to grab a bag of Alkaline Tea as part of your detox journey!

Ingredients:

*Burdock Root has several potential health benefits, including antioxidant protection, anti-inflammatory effects, and support or digestion and blood sugar regulation. It has also been traditionally used for conditions like colds, coughs and skin problems.
*Dandelion Leaf may lower blood sugar levels in people with Type 2 Diabetes. Diuretic effects. Due to high potassium content of dandelion greens, they may work as a diuretic. They are full of antioxidants such as vitamin C and beta carotene and are a good source of Calcium and Vitamin K.
*Sarsaparilla is good at removing the heavy metals when taken properly. Sarsaparilla alone or sassafras are the herbs from which root beer is made. Sarsaparilla may help with your hormones, blood purifying, and liver problems. It is beneficial for the possible treatment of psoriasis and irruptive skin disorders.
*Dandelion Root offers various potential health benefits, including improved digestion, liver support, and antioxidant properties. It may also help with blood sugar regulation, cholesterol levels, and immune system support. Additionally, dandelion root may possibly  act as a mild diuretic and may help with weight loss by flushing excess water. 
*Stinging Nettle was popular by irritating the skin of an inflamed area, caused increased blood flow to the area, thereby reducing the inflammation. Nettle may neutralize uric acid, possibly prevent its crystallization aiding in its elimination from the system, thus potentially relieving gout and arthritis. Stinging Nettle has been used and is now studied for its potential to reduce inflammation, improve blood circulation, and even help with urinary issues and hay fever. It may also offer benefits for skin and hair health, as well as potential support for heart health and blood sugar control. Nettle is an alkalizing herb and is useful as a rich source of minerals.
*Red Clover contains one of the best mucus clearing sources in nature and is used for respiratory conditions. Red Clover is an outstanding herb, including supporting skin health, improving circulation, and potentially aiding with menopause symptoms. It may be beneficial for all varieties of cancer anywhere in the body. It contains isoflavones, which can act like estrogen, and is rich in minerals like calcium and phosphorus, which may help with bone health.
*Elderberries are known to help treat colds and flus as well as have heart health benefits. Historically, elderberries were used as a diuretic, pain relief, and inflammation. Elderberries are high in fiber and vitamin C and A. They are known to help treat cold and flu symptoms and can possibly increase your immune system. The high antioxidant content, potential to reduce inflammation, and ability to support immune function can contribute to a healthier, more balanced body in an alkaline promoting environment.

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