Wild Burdock

Burdock can promote blood circulation, metabolism, and regulate intestinal function. The dietary fiber it contains can retain moisture, soften stool, help detoxify, and eliminate constipation.

Recommendations for use: 1. Some first-time drinkers may experience enhanced bowel movement (not watery diarrhea).

2. It is recommended not to eat spicy food and stay up late when drinking burdock tea to prevent getting a sore throat.

3. Because burdock can help lower the three highs, it has the effects of lowering blood pressure, lowering blood sugar and lowering blood lipids. Please drink it intermittently.

4. Do not mix it with other teas. It is best to eat the soaked tea leaves last.

5. Pregnant women and infants are special groups. It is recommended that they drink the medicine intermittently or not drink it at all (because burdock has the effect of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis).

6. Women should not drink it during menstruation.

7. Burdock is a natural green food, but drinking it in too high a concentration can easily cause getting angry. Burdock is not suitable for the symptoms of spleen and stomach deficiency and coldness, such as frequent loose stools.