HepaCleaner liver detox herbal tea blend (100 g) - doTERRA

We created this tea together with Momó and Péter especially for people living with chronic intestinal inflammation. Momó and Péter gained decades of knowledge at Hungary’s largest herbal-processing company, where Momó worked as a senior manager and Péter as a sales representative. Their many decades of experience have been concentrated in this tea blend.
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Natural liver cleansing with the power of herbs!

A carefully selected liver-cleansing tea blend based on the power of nature, intended to help preserve and support liver health. This tea is supplied in filter bags so that the exact dose is easy to measure. Each filter contains 10 g of tea blend. For the liver-cleansing course, prepare it according to the instructions and consume it on the same day.

Preparation suggestion: Place 1 filter in 1 litre of boiling water and boil for 2–3 minutes. Then let it stand for 15 minutes and drink it during the day. Because of the tea’s characteristic bitter taste, it may be sweetened with sugar, honey or a sugar substitute according to taste. For best results, consume the full quantity on the same day. The prepared drink may be stored in the refrigerator and warmed before drinking.

Ingredients: blessed thistle, peppermint, yarrow, centaury, dandelion root, milk thistle seed, agrimony, sweet clover herb

Contraindication: in case of sensitivity to any plant component or to menthol

Medicinal effect of the ingredients used: this is not a medicinal product; the effects described in the product information are based on traditional folk medicine and studies found in the specialist literature.

You can download the general usage sheet and consumption diary for HepaCleaner tea here:

HepaCleaner tea diary

HepaCleaner tea general usage suggestion

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Literature overview: the literature typically mentions the following liver-related problems, for which folk medicine uses the herbs listed below.

1. Liver problems and liver detoxification

• Fatty liver: blessed thistle, centaury and milk thistle may help the regeneration of liver cells and the breakdown of fats.
• Chronic liver diseases: milk thistle is well known for protecting the liver from toxins and supporting regeneration.
• Liver overload and accumulation of toxins: supporting liver cleansing, especially after exposure to medicines, alcohol or environmental toxins.

2. Bile problems

• Gallstones or gallbladder inflammation: yarrow and blessed thistle support bile production and the function of the bile ducts, helping to ease bile-related complaints.
• Digestive disorders and bloating: peppermint and dandelion support digestion and may reduce bloating and cramps.

3. Detoxification problems

• Accumulation of toxic substances: dandelion and agrimony support the body’s cleansing processes, especially the removal of heavy metals or chemical substances.
• Skin problems and acne: the cleansing effect may also help ease skin problems, as the skin is often one route through which the body eliminates waste materials.

4. Digestive-system problems

• Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS): the soothing and antispasmodic effect of peppermint and yarrow may help relieve IBS symptoms.
• Gastritis and excess stomach acid: peppermint and sweet clover may help ease stomach discomfort.

5. Support for the urinary system

• Kidney cleansing: dandelion root and sweet clover support kidney cleansing through their diuretic effect and may help prevent kidney stone formation.
• Urinary-tract infections: agrimony and dandelion may have antibacterial properties and can support urinary-tract health.

6. Inflammatory conditions

• Chronic inflammations: herbs such as yarrow and sweet clover have anti-inflammatory properties and may help ease symptoms of chronic inflammation, whether in the digestive system or elsewhere.