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Triple Leaf Brand Corn-Silk Herbal Tea (Dia Bet Tea) 特性降糖茶
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Description
Corn-silk, scientifically known as "zea mays," is the silky thread-like substance found inside corn husks and belongs to the grass family. In traditional Chinese herbology, corn-silk is brewed as a tea to help alleviate thirst. The ingredients in this tea have been part of an ancient Chinese herbal formula used by Lee Se-Zhen from 1518 to 1593. This formula has been refined and enhanced over centuries and continues to be enjoyed as a daily herbal beverage for thirst relief. Recent research suggests it is a good source of Vitamin K. This soothing herbal tea offers a refreshing taste and can be enjoyed hot or cold. For additional support, consider pairing this Corn-Silk Herbal Tea with Triple Leaf Brand Bitter Melon Green Tea, Eucommia Leaf Herbal Tea, and/or American Ginseng Tea. It's advisable not to consume this tea alongside Lasix (Furosemide). If you are taking Lasix (Furosemide), consult your healthcare provider before consuming this tea.
Product Contents: 20 Tea Bags
LOOSE, WHOLE HERBS MAY VARY FROM PICTURES DUE TO ITS NATURAL FORM AND CUT. BAG PACKAGING MAY ALSO DIFFER AS WE SOURCE FROM MULTIPLE SOURCES TO ENSURE WE HAVE PRODUCT ON HAND. ALL WILL HAVE LABELS INDICATING SCIENTIFIC NAME, CHINESE NAME, AND WEIGHT.
Disclaimer & Precautions: Statements regarding this product have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Use herbs and herbal extracts with caution. In TCM, herbs are typically combined into balanced formulas to enhance each other's desirable action and to minimize potential side effects. Consult a qualified or licensed TCM practitioner before use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, taking prescription medications, or managing a medical condition, as herbs may interact with Western medications and can cause interference or have a strong effect on the body.