Liver Detox Tea

Once a day is plenty to feel the benefits.

The best time to drink liver detox tea is in the morning or early afternoon. It contains 15 mg of caffeine from matcha green tea. This is about 20% as strong as one cup of coffee but may be enough to keep people awake if they take it near bedtime.

Absolutely. Water helps cleanse the system of toxins. It keeps your body hydrated and running smoothly. Staying adequately hydrated helps your liver do its job much, much easier. If you are thinking about cleansing or detoxing your liver make sure you are drinking plenty of water.

There are several types of tea designed for cleansing the liver. The best tea is one that uses multiple superfoods in combination like milk thistle, spirulina, matcha green tea, and ginger. We created our organic liver detox tea so you could get the most helpful superfoods for your liver in one easy to use scoop

Mix one scoop with water or milk, or you can add a scoop to juice, smoothies, and recipes. The benefits build up over time so the best way to use it for you is whatever way you can take it consistently.

The most common symptoms are often non-specific things like fatigue or feeling overly tired, lack of drive, or sometimes itching. Signs of a serious issue include yellowing of the eyes and skin, dark colored urine or bleeding, mental confusion, or the retention of fluids in the waist area. Seek care from a qualified healthcare professional if you are experiencing any of these symptoms.

The most common substance that damages the liver is alcohol as the liver is very sensitive to alcohol. Too much sugar and soft drinks are also bad for your liver. Another common issue is Tylenol, or acetaminophen. Taking amounts greater than the recommended dose can cause liver damage. Environmental toxins like insecticides or aerosol sprays can also cause liver problems.

Under certain conditions it can be reversed. Talk with your doctor about coming up with a plan that works for you. Abstinence from damaging substances is often the best thing to do for repairing your liver. Make sure you remove anything that could be causing your liver problems from your diet and environment.

1 - Drink plenty of water.

2 - Eat a diet including whole, less processed liver-friendly foods like milk thistle, spirulina, and ginger.

3 - Avoid harmful toxins like pesticides.

4 - Avoid highly processed foods and foods with added sugar.

You’ll feel an uplifting energetic feeling when you drink our tea. The blend of six superfoods work synergistically to support your liver and increase your motivation. We think of a detox as a time to fill your body with love and nutrient-rich food while avoiding or limiting any harmful toxins.

Look for a tea that contains several herbs known to support liver health. Milk thistle, spirulina, ginger, matcha green tea, burdock root, cinnamon and dandelion root are some of the most common ingredients in good liver detox teas. Opportuniteas liver detox tea contains six of the best liver supporting superfoods together in one blend.

Most detox teas simply don't work. They often restrict you from eating and force you to just drink tea. Forget about detoxes and cleanses that make you feel awful by subtracting your favorite foods and drinks. Opportuniteas liver detox tea is different. It supports your liver by adding six organic superfoods to your usual diet. It's a much better way to boost your energy and feel better than depriving yourself.

Most people usually do a detox anywhere from 2 days up to 1 month, or even longer, depending on their individual needs. Talk with a trained medical professional to find out what length of time is right for you.

1 - Drink plenty of water.

2 - Make sure you sweat. Two of the best ways to sweat are exercise and sauna.

3 - Breathe clean air at night by getting an air purification system in your bedroom.

4 - Take time to recover from stressful situations. Breathing, meditating, yoga, playing with a pet, whatever works for you to rest and reset. 

5 - Limit inflammatory foods. Cut back on foods that are highly processed or contain added sugar. Whole, natural foods are best.