Teak Leaves China

The benefits of drinking tea Teak Leaves China:

Reduce cholesterol, if you eat that are rich in carbohydrates and high cholesterol drink this tea.

Will clean up the remnants of feces in your intestines. So that the impurities in the intestine that has been long and attached will be wasted through bowel movements.

Teak Tea Leaf China is suitable for both men and women who are overweight.

China teak leaf tea help reduce your weight. But there are some points to consider:

If you suffer from digestive problems are advised to drink tea two days only.

Not recommended teak china tea leaves when it is menstruating, the reason most women have PMS syndrome with abdominal bloating, abdominal muscle feels tight, if you drink tea leaf china teak will add to your discomfort during menstruation.

If you are new or never drank tea leaf china teak, then brewing not too thick. Tea brewed with 400ml hot water because the fat will usually fade with urine prior to bowel movements. Because the reaction of each person is different, if less able to react to the presentation of tea thickened.

Normally teak china tea leaves are reacting at least 7 hours, so you should drink before bed at night so smoothly your morning bowel movement, and does not interfere with your activities the next day.

If you experience excessive BAB, you should stop or reduce dosage.

Teak Leaves China has not been processed in any way so that no chemicals. so that safe for your health.

How To Use The Teak China:

Teak china tea leaves in dry form so that necessary brewed with hot water if you want thick add hot water 200 ml

Cover and let stand for 15 minutes. Condensed or not depending on the amount of tea brewed tea. Take just 2 pinch of tea by hand or 2 tablespoons.

If you want to dispose of urine smoothly eat more do not have to add 200ml with hot water after steeping with a record of 200 ml of previously thickened just add water.

The original name of Senna leaf tea is a native plant teak china Africa, the Middle East (especially Egypt and Sudan). First introduced in the 9th century for its medical effects by medical experts Arabic, Serapion and Sesue who then gave him a name in Arabic and use it as a laxative or purgative.