OPG Thiele, Vesna's Naturals

Kidney DetoxTea contains field horsetail, stinging nettle, birch leaf, malsach leaf and calendula. The kidneys are the paired organ of the urinary tract. They are tasked with eliminating toxins from our bodies. Every day about 200 L of blood passes through our kidneys to purify ourselves from poisons and toxins. The kidneys also produce important hormones that stimulate red blood cell production and regulate blood pressure. There is already a natural mechanism of kidney cleansing in our body. If you consume enough liquid in the form of water, juice or tea, your kidneys clean themselves. However, sometimes our kidneys need help, and in this case detoxification of the kidneys with the help of plants is a consideration. In order to continuously excrete toxins from the kidney, one should drink at least 2 liters of water daily. This is absolutely essential to success. A glass of fruit juice, or a cup of herbal tea, is not worth a glass of water. Water should be drunk separately from food, not with meals, and the first 2 glasses should be drunk immediately in the morning before you eat anything to remove saliva and nutritional residues from the stomach and digestive system. Have another glass or two between breakfast and lunch, then between lunch and dinner, and the last one between dinner and going to sleep. The more properly you eat and the more water you drink, the faster your body will detox and rebuild! Fortunately, our products from detox programs such as kidney detox tea can help you deal with these issues. More about the ingredients: Polish horsetail Polish horsetail is one of those amazing herbs that helps with almost all diseases. It can be used from head to toe, inside and out, for beauty and health. Polish horsetail contains high-grade silicon compounds, manganese, calcium, iron, flavonoids, phytosterols, glycosides, phenolic and aconitic acids. Due to the high content of minerals and other nutrients, the horsetail is also called a plant that remineralizes the body. Except for health purposes, horsetail is also used against plant diseases such as mold and rust and against various types of mites and red spiders. Stinging Nettle Stiniging Nettle root contains large amounts of iron, so it is traditionally used in the treatment of anemia, as well as against dandruff in the hair, hair loss and for strengthening it. Due to the high content of magnesium, nettle is an excellent means of relieving muscle aches and cramps, menstrual cramps as well as general weakness, fatigue and exhaustion. Mineral silicon is of great importance for skin health, which is why nettle in phytotherapy is an indispensable remedy for the control of acne, eczema, herpes, lichens and fungi. Thanks to Vitamin K, it helps to stop bleeding and is therefore recommended for regulating copious periods and for stopping bleeding from the nose. It is an excellent aid in the treatment of chronic inflammation of the urinary system, because it contains the trivales, substances that suppress the development of bacteria. The lecithin present in the nettle relieves painful joints, promotes digestion and nourishes and strengthens the hair. Improves memory and helps with sensitivity to weather changes. Calendula Calendula, long known for its healing properties and today is recognized as a plant of inestimable value. Formerly, flowers and leaves of calendula were used fresh or dried to prepare medicinal beverages or wraps. Today, marigold is used except in this form in the form of ointment, cream, oil or gel. The most common application of marigold is in dermatology. Calendula teas and creams have been very successful in alleviating and treating many other ailments. Calendula has an anti-inflammatory effect, it helps in healing wounds. It is successful in combating liver, kidney and urinary tract problems and is used in the treatment of herpes virus and hepatitis. It is also used to treat diarrhea, bowel inflammation, abdominal cramps and constipation. It also helps with menstrual cramps. Marigold tea is great for treating viral and bacterial urinary infections. Dandelion The dandelion leaves, by vitamin composition, outweigh even spinach and tomatoes. It contains vitamins A, B2, C, D and G, and minerals potassium, sodium, calcium, phosphorus and iron. As a potent diuretic, it is beneficial for the kidneys and urinary tract. In addition to its diuretic properties, it stimulates bile formation, cleanses the liver, helps with allergies and reduces cholesterol. Birch Birch is the most prized as a diuretic, and is used to promote urination, tartar and kidney pain. It stimulates sweating and cures bladder diseases. Birch leaves reduce cholesterol, cleanse blood and work against liver disease. Cardiac edema caused by impaired circulation, arterial hypertension and atherosclerosis are also treated with birch. Birch is also recommended in the treatment of influenza, colds and chronic sinusitis. It lowers temperature, relieves headaches and strengthens the immune system. Birch leaf teas are great against high blood pressure.