Dandelion Loose Tea

INGREDIENTS:  Wild Dandelion Flower & Root, Cinnamon INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE:  Steep 1-2 teaspoonfuls of tea for 5-7 minutes, or longer for stronger tea CAFFEINE & SUGAR CONTENT:  Caffeine & sugar-free. PRODUCT DETAILS:  Most dandelion tea in the stores is just the root or just the flower, not to mention who really knows where the ingredients came from. Our dandelion tea is truly the best out there. High quality, potency, and the right mixture between root and flower, and adding just a dash of cinnamon to balance out the earthy flavor of dandelion. We have spent quite a bit of time trying to find the perfect harmony and flavor while making this herbal tea. The dandelions we use are organic and wild-harvested from northern Wisconsin. Research has shown, drinking or using wild-harvested herbal products are more beneficial than those commercially grown, because the herbs have more concentrated nutrients, and the plant is higher in quality overall.  Dandelion root has a natural diuretic effect, helping your liver to better eliminate toxins. It also helps strengthen the immune system, balance blood sugar levels, relieve heartburn and help digestive issues. Because dandelion helps reduce uric acid and stimulates urine production, it’s beneficial for fighting bacterial infections within the digestive tract and reproductive organs. Dandelion tea is one of the best detox superfoods, and it's safe to drink for just about everyone. We suggest customers drink dandelion tea periodically, which means take a couple of weeks of a break after 2-3 months of consistent consumption to ensure maximum absorption of the tea.  PACKAGING:  Loose tea TASTE:  Refreshing with a hint of floral, just like freshly picked dandelion  KNOWN MEDICINAL PROPERTIES Antioxidant Promotes healthy immune system Supports the liver with detox process of the body High in trace minerals SUGGESTED CONSUMPTION LIMITS:  No known consumption limits. The average person consumes 1-2 cups a day. Dandelion tea is best consumed periodically versus daily consumption year-round. We suggest customers drink dandelion tea periodically, which means take a couple of weeks of a break after 2-3 months of consistent consumption to ensure maximum absorption of the tea. Individuals with liver problems should check with their doctor before consumption. DISCLAIMER: To the best of our knowledge, the information contained herein is accurate and reliable; however, we do not assume any liability whatsoever for the accuracy and completeness of the above information. Northwood’s Tea and Herb make no claims about what certain herbs or products will do or not do to any individual. It is the individual or customer’s responsibility to further research the particular purpose of any herb we sell. Our products are in whole or ground form and some may be extracted but not altered. This product is not regulated by the FDA.