Kidney Cleanse ^Sale

Contains a blend of 9 herbs:

Marjoram, Cat’s Claw, Nettle Leaf, Uva Ursi, Chicory Leaf, Hydrangea Root, Marshmallow Root, Gravel Root, Goldenrod Herb.

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Kidneys are an important organ to eliminate toxins from the body.

The kidney cleanse will help improve urine flow, eliminate toxins and improve overall body function. It is important to ensure your kidneys are looked after well and working at their optimum.

If you have a history of kidney stones, you may need to repeat this cleanse a few times, at intervals of six weeks.

DIRECTIONS:

Boil fresh water

Add 2 tablespoons of kidney cleanse to the water

Cover it and leave for 5 minutes

Add optional flavourings

Then strain.

Drink a few sips at a time in 6 to 8 portions throughout the day.

This tea does not need to be taken warm or hot, but do not refrigerate it.

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 If you experience discomfort or stiffness in the area of the lower back, this is because mineral crystals from kidney stones are passing through the urethra ducts of the urinary system. Any strong smell and darkening of the urine at the beginning of or during the kidney cleanse indicates a major release of toxins from the kidneys. Normally, the release is gradual and does not significantly change the color or texture of the urine.

IMPORTANT: Support the kidneys during the cleanse by drinking extra amounts of water, a minimum of six to eight glasses per day, unless the color of the urine is dark yellow (in which case you will need to drink more than that 1 amount).

Please note - results may vary. Information and statements made are for educational purposes and are not intended to replace the advice of your doctor. Mylasmoss does not dispense medical advice, prescribe or diagnose illness. The views and nutritional advice expressed by Mylasmoss are not intended to be a substitute for conventional medical service. If you have a severe medical condition or health concern, please see your general practitioner.