Liver Support Herbal Tea – 170g

Why Liver Wellness Matters:Your liver works hard every day — from metabolizing nutrients and breaking down fats to processing everything you eat, drink, and breathe. Supporting liver wellness is an important part of maintaining energy, digestion, and overall balance. Herbal traditions across cultures have long included blends to help sustain this vital organ’s natural functions.Benefits of Liver Support Herbal Tea: Your liver is the powerhouse of your body’s detoxification system. In fact, every day, it works tirelessly to filter out toxins, metabolize fats, and break down nutrients. Additionally, it manages everything from energy production to hormone regulation. Ultimately, a healthy liver ensures smooth digestion, balanced metabolism, and overall vitality. HOW TO USEBegin by soaking 2 tablespoons (about 8g) of the herbal blend overnight in 500ml of water. Then, in the morning, gently boil the mixture for 10 minutes. Afterward, let it cool, and finally, strain it. For best results, drink a glass of this infusion twice daily, 30 minutes before meals.Cycle: Drink for 10 days, take a 10-day break, and then repeat for another 10 days for the best results. INGREDIENTSCommon barberry bark – Berberis vulgarisEnglish oak bark – Quercus robur Common furmitory herb – Fumaria officinalis Liquorice root – Glycyrrhiza glabraCommon dandelion root – Taraxacum officinale Milk thistle grain – Sylibum marianumWild yam root – Dioscorea villosa Common agrimony herb – Agrimonia eupatoria Artichoke herb –Cynara scolymus  TINCTUREFor a more concentrated option, you can easily prepare a tincture by steeping the herbs in alcohol for two weeks. During this time, make sure to shake the mixture daily. Once it’s ready, strain it, and consume 1/2 teaspoon 2-3 times a day.Alternatively, if you’re looking for a more convenient option, you can also purchase a ready-made Liver Support Herbal  Tincture directly from our online store at Slavic Herbs! HOW TO STORETo ensure optimal freshness and potency, it’s best to store your Liver Support Herbal Tea in a glass jar with an airtight lid. Additionally, keep it in a cool, dry place, and most importantly, away from direct sunlight. Net weight: 170g. CONTRAINDICATIONSAvoid if pregnant or breastfeeding without consulting a healthcare provider.Not recommended for individuals with bile duct obstruction, gallstones, or liver conditions without medical advice.People with high blood pressure should consult a healthcare provider before use due to the presence of licorice root.May interfere with medications, particularly those affecting the liver. Consult a healthcare provider before use if taking medications.Not suitable for individuals allergic to any of the ingredients, especially milk thistle or dandelion. Common Barberry BarkTraditionally valued in European herbalism for its strong, earthy character and role in balancing complex blends. Common Fumitory HerbA delicate herb historically appreciated for its light, refreshing nature and its role in supporting overall harmony in blends. Common Dandelion Root Celebrated in European folk traditions for its earthy flavor and its association with balance and renewal. Wild Yam Root A traditional plant often included in women’s herbal remedies and admired for its grounding, earthy profile. Artichoke Herb Historically enjoyed as a culinary and herbal plant, artichoke brings a slightly bitter, refreshing note to the blend. English Oak Bark Known for its rich tannin content, oak bark has long been used in folk traditions to add depth and grounding qualities to herbal infusions. Licorice Root Prized across cultures for its naturally sweet taste and its ability to round out stronger, bitter herbs in teas. Milk Thistle Seed Recognized in herbalism for centuries as a classic botanical that contributes to strength and resilience in herbal formulas. Common Agrimony HerbTreasured in traditional European practice for its light, pleasant taste and its connection to daily well-being.FAQ How long should I drink this tea for liver support?Zielarnia Suwalska recommend drinking this tea for 10 days, taking a 10-day break, and repeating for another 10 days. For continuous liver support, repeat this cycle throughout the year. Can I make a larger batch and store it?Yes, you can make enough tea to last 2-3 days and store it in the fridge. Reheat gently before drinking. What are the benefits of using a tincture instead of tea?Tinctures are more concentrated and convenient. They also have a longer shelf life, making them ideal for long-term use. Is this tea safe for people with liver conditions?If you have a liver condition, we strongly recommend consulting your doctor before starting any new herbal regimen.