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Kidney Wood 2 Pounds-Palo Azul Cyclolepis Genistoides-Blue Stick Herbal Tea Teatox For Natural Kidney Cleanse
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Description
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Instructions For Tea: 2 Ways 1 Boil A Piece Or Two Depending On The Size For About 5 Minutes Sweeten With Your Favorite Sweetener Or Drink As Is 2 Let Wood Chip Sit In Water For 24 Hours To Get The Most Out Of It Then Boil The Next Day For About 5 Minutes Enjoy With Your Favorite Sweetener Or As Is There Is No Actual Science As How Much To Use Per Cup You May Use A Chip Or Two Depending On Size Per Cup Wood Sticks Detox For Tea Dieticians Recommend Herbal Teas In Moderation With Medical Approval As They Can Pose Some Risks To Individuals With Certain Health Conditions
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⚠️ WARNING (California Proposition 65):
This product may contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
For more information, please visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is Palo Azul and how is it used in herbal tea? A: Palo Azul, also known as Kidney Wood, is a natural herb derived from the Cyclolepis Genistoides plant. It is widely used to make a detox herbal tea that is believed to aid in kidney cleansing. You can prepare the tea by boiling wood chips or soaking them in water to extract their benefits.
- Q: How do I prepare Palo Azul tea for the best results? A: For optimal preparation of Palo Azul tea, you can use one of two methods: 1) Boil a piece or two of the wood chips for about 5 minutes, sweetening to taste, or 2) Soak the wood chips in water for 24 hours before boiling them the next day for 5 minutes. Both methods allow you to enjoy a refreshing herbal tea.
- Q: What color should I expect the tea to be when brewed? A: When brewing Palo Azul tea, you may notice a blue hue in the water depending on your background, but you will primarily see a brown-colored tea when it is fully brewed. Regardless of the color, the health benefits and effects of the tea remain intact.
- Q: Is Palo Azul tea caffeine-free? A: Yes, Palo Azul tea is caffeine-free, making it a great choice for anyone looking to enjoy a soothing herbal drink without the effects of caffeine. It can be consumed at any time of day without guilt.
- Q: Where does Palo Azul originate and what are its traditional uses? A: Palo Azul is primarily found in the desert regions of Arizona and New Mexico, where it grows in hillsides and canyons. Traditionally, it has been used as a detox formula for various toxins and is considered a natural cleansing agent in herbal medicine.