Bruizex Lympho Tea, Lymphatic Drainage Herbal Tea, Ginger Blend, 30 Bags

This tea is rich in ingredients that help reduce inflammation anywhere in the body; I am allergic to many anti-inflammatories, and this tea really helped with the inflammation in my hands.

Bought it for after my surgery. Works for any swollen and tastes like a water. The quality is great.

great for post lipo, swear by it, great for digestion too

I recently tried the Bruizex Lymphatic Natural Herbal Tea, and it has been a wonderful addition to my post-surgery recovery routine.**Pros:**1. **Effective Lymphatic Support:** This tea has been extremely beneficial in supporting my lymphatic system post-surgery. I’ve noticed a significant reduction in swelling and a quicker recovery overall.2. **Natural Ingredients:** The blend of natural herbs, including ginger, is not only effective but also gentle on the stomach. It’s comforting to know that I’m consuming something natural and healthy.3. **Pleasant Taste:** The tea has a pleasant, mild flavor with a hint of ginger. It’s easy to drink and doesn’t require any additional sweeteners.4. **Convenient Packaging:** The 30-pack is very convenient, providing enough tea bags for a full month of daily use. The individually wrapped tea bags ensure freshness and make it easy to take on the go.5. **Versatile Use:** While it’s great for post-surgery recovery, I also find it helpful for general wellness and lymphatic health maintenance. It’s a versatile tea that can be incorporated into any daily routine.**Cons:**1. **Mild Flavor:** For those who prefer a stronger, more robust tea flavor, this might be a bit too mild. However, adding a slice of lemon or a bit of honey can enhance the taste.2. **Price:** It’s a bit on the pricier side compared to regular herbal teas, but considering its specific benefits and high-quality ingredients, I believe it’s worth the investment.Overall, the Bruizex Lymphatic Natural Herbal Tea has been a fantastic aid in my recovery process. Its natural, gentle formula and effective results make it a standout product. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a natural way to support their lymphatic system, especially post-surgery.

I would love to give this a five star, but I have not yet to see what this tea is supposedly good for, I have just started using it. The teabags come in a very interesting way, in a mesh bag with herbs.. I am personally always use two teabags at a time when brewing a cup of tea or using a tea pot. This particular tea I find should be brewed in extremely hot water for at least two hours, the longer the better. Why do I say that? Because you are brewing the herbs they place in it. I believe you will not get the full benefit if not done so correctly. When finished brewing at that amount of time, you could see the expansion in the herbs and the teabag is filled and has been extracted of herbs.I find it a very relaxing and very tasteful tea.It does have ginger, but it’s mild. I will be continuing purchasing this tea, but in a much larger quantity.Looking forward to all the effects, they promise.

This is wonderful. I drink mine for lunch helps with appetite. Will buy again

When i say it works trust me it does. Inflammation gone it was my #1 reason for buying it and in the last 2 days my face is no longer swollen no more puffy eyes. I woke up looked in the mirror like wow order more.

I've used homeopathic arnica for years (for various injuries), which at this point I feel is the only safe way to ingest it. I started drinking this tea because I had a very large bruise on my arm. It had already started healing on its own, but I thought, what the heck, might as well take some tea to hasten the process. The bruise continued healing, but no faster than usual, and I continued drinking one strong cup per day just to use up the box. I noticed that it took me longer to feel hungry (if at all) after drinking the tea, and I wasn't a fan of the strong taste, but I didn't want it to go to waste. My digestive issues got worse and worse, until yesterday I couldn't really digest anything at all. My meals just sat in my stomach making me feel yucky, for lack of a better word. Then, finally, last night I vomited violently a couple of times and finally felt better. So I looked through the reviews, saw the warning about arnica toxicity... especially combined with ginger... and did some further research to discover the dangers of ingesting arnica (rather than using it topically or diluted as a homeopathic). Tea basically concentrates an herb into an extract, and this is not good for the stomach, liver, etc. Dangerous, actually. I'll be throwing away the remaining bags of tea and suggest the manufacturers AND consumers do their research before ingesting such a powerful herb.