Anti-Inflammatory and Gout Tea

Benefits | Designed to naturally assist the body with managing and reducing inflammation, swelling and pain.*

Size | 8 ounces 

• Helps to improve inflammation levels.*
• Supports healthy uric acid levels.*
• Helps to improve the body's ability to remove toxins that cause chronic inflammation. *
• Helps to improve swelling, aches & pains. *
• Helps to support healthy inflammation response.*

Ingredients 

Arnica, Cat’s Claw, Chickweed, Cayenne, Marshmallow, Tansy, Fenugreek, Devil’s Claw, Aloe Ferox, Burdock, Chaparral, Juniper Berries 

Recommended Use

Boil 8-12 ounces of water add a teaspoon of herbs to a tea ball, steep tea ball in water for 10-20 minutes. A tea ball is good for at least 24 ounces (2 uses), 1st week, drink 2 cups of tea daily and after 1st week drink 1 cup daily. Drink consistently with herbal capsules blend for best results. 

Recommend taking 2 hours after any doctor prescribed medications. 

Also, we highly recommend taking herbal supplements for 21 consecutive days (3 weeks) and resting your liver for 7 days (1 week). Return to your supplement after the 7 days. 

How do I maximize my results with an Herbal Blessings blend?

Remember this issue you are addressing did not happen overnight, so please be patient with your body. Especially if you are not pooping regularly, your colon is where you absorb nutrients, but it needs to be cleansed for herbal supplements to work best. We would suggest that you continue to use the product for at least 90 days to assess the benefits from taking this supplement.  Please note, we follow a plant-based lifestyle and encourage everyone to try a plant-based diet for at least 21 days, you have everything to gain from trying and nothing to lose. Remember, your food is your first medicine and the herbs will encourage your body to repair itself.

Additional Information: 

Inflammation is your body’s protective response to injury or damage. It helps your natural healing and repair processes. A problem starts when your body is chronically inflamed. Many modern stressors, such as pollution, food sensitivities and carrying extra weight, can lead to chronic inflammation.*