Parasite Cleanse Herbal Tea is a powerful blend of time-honored botanicals formulated to support digestive health and help eliminate unwanted guests from your system. Designed to be taken as part of a short-term cleanse, this tea combines nature’s most potent antiparasitic and detoxifying herbs to restore balance and promote overall well-being.
Whether you're supporting a gentle detox or addressing more persistent issues, each cup delivers natural compounds that target parasites, soothe the digestive tract, and strengthen your body’s defenses—without harsh chemicals.
- Woodworm is used to eliminate intestinal worms, especially pinworms and roundworms.
- Cloves contains the most powerful germicidal agent in the herbal kingdom, known as eugenol. It also contains caryophyllene, which is a powerful antimicrobial agent.
- Black Walnut is effective against ringworm, tapeworm, pin or thread worm, and other parasites of the intestine.
- Rosehip normalizes the function of the kidneys and liver, helps to prevent gastrointestinal diseases, eliminates toxins and improves the body’s resistance to infectious diseases.
- Chicory is used for high blood pressure, heart failure, loss of appetite, upset stomach, constipation, liver and gallbladder disorders, cancer, and rapid heartbeat.
- Marshmallow Root may help soothe irritation and inflammation in the digestive tract. Marshmallow root has also antioxidant properties.
- Dandelion has historically been used for liver complaints and cleansing for centuries. It strengthens the liver and stimulates the flow of bile which helps with the digestion of fats, indigestion, constipation and removal of toxins.
Instructions to Steep
1. Before bedtime, soak 5 tablespoons of the mixture in 4 cups of water, cover it, and leave it covered overnight.
2. The following morning, bring the concoction to a boil. Let it simmer for 10 minutes before straining.
3. This tea does not need to be taken warm or hot, but do not refrigerate it. Also, do not add sugar or sweeteners.
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