The Mucus Buster and High Blood Pressure SuperPower Tea is "said" to be good for breaking up mucus in your nasal and chest congestion. This Tea is also "said" to be good for high blood pressure. The tea is 32 ounces and it works IMMEDIATELY!! This tea is "said" to be good for covid, flu and cold symptoms, respiratory issues, asthma, sinus issues, joint pain, high blood pressure, and diabetes. Children under 1 years old can't drink this tea because of the local honey in it. Anyone receiving chemotherapy, on blood thinners, or have a history of blood clots can not drink this tea.
The shelf life of this tea is 7 days stored sealed tight in the refrigerator or you can freeze the tea jars and drink the tea later. Please drink it for 5 days straight. Please consume it hot to allow the herbs to break up the mucus in your body. You can drink it throughout the day. Please add more local honey if you want the tea to be sweeter. Please do not add sugar because sugar is bad for your immune system. You can squeeze fresh lemon juice in your tea and also add your own flavored tea bags for more flavor.
Ingredients: 32 ounces 5 jars
Spring water
Mullein leaf
Local honey
Cinnamon
Turmeric
Ginger root
Garlic
"Said" Benefits
• May build your immune system
• May help fight off viruses and colds
• May help with joint pain and inflammation
• May reduce nasal and chest congestion
• May build your immune system up against pollen
• May lower blood pressure
• May relieve indigestion
WARNING! Do not consume this tea if you are pregnant!
Ginger has an excellent safety record in humans. In high doses it may cause sleepiness or heart palpitations. It may also thin the blood. To be safe, don't use it if you are already taking prescription anti-coagulants such as Coumadin (Warfarin).
Ginger tea doesn’t seem to have serious side effects. For one thing, it would be difficult to drink enough of the tea to expose yourself to anything irritating or harmful. In general, you don’t want to consume more than 4 grams of ginger per day, that's quite a lot of ginger.
Turmeric is a spice mainly used in Asian cuisine. It has antiseptic and antioxidant benefits. People who should not take turmeric include those with gallbladder problems, bleeding disorders, diabetes, gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), infertility, iron deficiency, liver disease, hormone-sensitive conditions and arrhythmia. Pregnant women and those who are going to undergo surgery should not take