TeaRaja Pure Milk Thistle Herbal Tea (Silymarin) 100 g

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• Milk thistle or more commonly known as “silymarin” is a herb, rich in antioxidants and flavonoids. The seeds of milk thistle can be consumed in as tea or in powdered form. The seeds can be eaten raw too.
• Reasons to make milk thistle a part of your Health Regime: -As an antioxidant, milk thistle is wonderful for the skin. It provides a natural glow and makes the skin look fuller and healthier. -Many weight loss specialists recommend milk thistle tea for people trying to lose weight. -The cure to a full swinging hangover is to add milk thistle herbs to tea in order to hydrate yourself and flush out all the toxins.
• Milk thistle is believed to increase breast milk supply by working as a galactagogue. – Milk thistle on a regular basis may prove to be helpful for your heart. – Help to keep the symptoms of diabetes in check. – It cleans and strengthens the liver. – The seeds of this natural herb can be consumed on an empty stomach before your meals to facilitates digestion or as a tea when you suffer from digestive distress.
• The taste of milk thistle tea can be unpleasant to some people, so sweeteners or herbal combinations are quite popular. Just like most herbs, the benefits of Milk Thistle can be witnessed only after a few days of consuming it regularly. Ingredients- 100 % Pure Milk Thistle. Aroma- Raw Thistle. Taste- Slightly Bitter. Caffeine Free.
• Milk Thistle Tea is simple to make and has a rich taste. Tea made from Milk Thistle seed is brewed in the same way you would prepare a cup of Black Tea, White Tea, Green Tea or Oolong Tea. All you need to do is to take a cup of water in a pan and add 1 Teaspoon of Milk Thistle seeds in it and Steep for 4-5 Mins. Let the water absorb its color and flavor & then Strain the Tea’s wellness in a cup.

Milk thistle or more commonly known as “silymarin” is a herb, rich in antioxidants and flavonoids. The seeds of milk thistle can be consumed in as tea or in powdered form. The seeds can be eaten raw too. The taste of milk thistle tea can be unpleasant to some people, so sweeteners or herbal combinations are quite popular.