This popular tea was used traditionally in China to help promote cleansing and digestion.* Its traditional Chinese name comes from the green-colored herbs in the formula.* Senna and malva verticillata are herbal stimulant laxatives that were used to promote bowel movements and cleansing.* Loquat leaf was said to cool and harmonize the stomach.* Licorice root was used to tonify the stomach and spleen, and to augment and harmonize the action of the other herbs.* It is known as the “Great Detoxifier” in Chinese herbology.* Research indicates that green tea’s antioxidants help promote healthy metabolism.* The decaf green tea in this formula is naturally decaffeinated using a carbon dioxide decaf process that retains the antioxidants.* Remember when dieting to follow a balanced weight loss diet and the advice of your health care professional.* Be sure to eat plenty of fresh vegetables, fruits, juices and pure water.* For additional support in cleansing, use this tea along with Triple Leaf Detox Tea.*
SUGGESTED USE: 1 cup after dinner, not to exceed 2 cups in 24 hours.* When first using this tea, make it weak by brewing it briefly.* Or, brew 1 tea bag in 2 cups of water for 2 minutes, remove the tea bag and drink 1 cup hot or cold.* Refrigerate the second cup to drink the next day.* After several days, you may gradually increase the strength to suit your individual taste.* Do not drink for more than 7 consecutive days unless directed by your doctor.*
Researchers from The University of Kansas recently measured the antioxidant content of green tea and found that it is roughly 100 times more effective than vitamin C and 25 times better than vitamin E.
Harr, E. (2001) The Seven Best Foods for Longevity, The Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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