Dandelion

Most of you are familiar with the term ”detox” by now. Detoxifying or detox in short is the process of getting rid of toxins that have built up inside your body. There are a ton of options out there for detoxing. This includes harsh diets and dangerous cleanse programs. Those detoxes can deprive your body of nutrients and can weaken you. This... Read More »

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Remember the joy of closing your eyes and blowing with all your might on a dandelion puffball . . . possibly while someone nearby cringed at the thought of all those “pesky weed” seeds spreading? Well, although the saying goes that some may see a weed and others see a wish, they’re not weeds at all …

Dandelion root tea has loads of great benefits. It is great for the liver and that means it can help cure a hangover and get rid of a caffeine addiction too.

Have a cup of Dandelion tea and this herb will never again be a mere weed in your garden. Perfect to treat liver or kidney issues, this cleansing tea is the balanced diuretic you need.

Show your liver some love with this tasty dandelion root tea detox drink! Gluten and GMO-free, includes over 50 trace minerals in each cup. Drink up!

Do Your Body a Favor and Detoxify With Dandelion Tea

When you think of dandelions, you likely think of those straggly yellow flowers that speckle your lacky neighbors’ unkempt lawn. It certainly makes me think of my most hated summertime childhood chore: weeding. But it turns out one of the most common weeds, the bane of idyllic suburbia landscaping — the dandelion —  is actually …

A dandelion tea detox or cleanse is made from the root of the common dandelion plant, which is part of the Asteraceae family. The sesquiterpene lactones in dandelion root are known to help detoxify the liver. Other health benefits of dandelion include helping with weight loss, diabetes, and digestion, fighting cancer and skin infections, and preventing urinary tract infections.

You know those pretty yellow puff-tops that pop up on a meadow? The humble dandelion is much more than a weed that invades your backyard every spring. It...

Is this the best way to deal with dandelions? Yank them out by the root and then make a nice tea? Learn what dandelion roots can do for you.

Dandelion root has a bitter compound named taraxacerin that increases the level of bile flow released by the gallbladder

Is sipping on a cup of this bitter-tasting root tea the key to feeling your best? Here's what the research says about the side effects, uses, and benefits of dandelion root tea.

Most homeowners don’t realize that the yellow weeds that pop up every spring, and must be kept at bay for months, are actually plants that have a number of powerful health benefits. In fact, humans have been using dandelions in food for much of recorded history.