P. Jentschura – 7x7® Detox & Cleansing Tea (100 bags)

Description

The 7x7® Herbal Tea from P. Jentschura is a herbal tea blend made from 49 carefully selected ingredients such as:

• herbs
• seeds
• spices
• roots
• blossoms

The tea is traditionally used in the areas of:

• alkaline fasting
• acid-base balance
• colon cleansing
• detoxification
• general well-being

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Special features

• 49 plant-based ingredients
• many ingredients from organic farming
• mildly aromatic taste
• can be drunk hot or cold
• caffeine-free
• suitable for everyday use, fasting cures and sports

According to the manufacturer, the tea is on the Cologne List.

Preparation

• 2 bags per liter of water
• 1 bag per cup

Pour boiling water over it and:

• let steep for 2–3 minutes

Application

It is recommended:

• 1–2 cups daily at the beginning
• can be slowly increased to 0.5–1 liter or more as part of a cure

The manufacturer also recommends:

• drinking 1–1.5 liters of still, low-mineral water daily

Ingredients (selection)

Including:

• Thyme
• Lemon balm
• Lemongrass
• Ginger
• Rosemary
• Fennel
• Dandelion
• Wild garlic
• Nettle
• Hibiscus
• Coriander
• Lavender
• Licorice
• Cardamom
• Marigold
• Eucalyptus

as well as numerous other herbs and plant components.

Therapeutic applications according to the provider

• Alkaline fasting
• Colon cleansing
• Detoxification
• Acid-base balance
• Elimination

Package content

• 100 tea bags

Manufacturer

Jentschura International GmbH

Otto-Hahn-Straße 22–26
48161 Münster
Germany

Testimonials

Users report, among other things, about:

• calmer digestion
• less feeling of fullness
• subjectively more energy
• pleasant feeling in the stomach
• a feeling of "lightness"

Partially described are:

• beneficial morning routine
• improved fluid intake
• pleasant warmth
• refreshing taste even when cold

Important note

Terms such as:

• "detoxification"
• "cleansing"
• "elimination"

are predominantly derived from naturopathic and alternative medicine concepts and are not scientifically clearly proven.

The tea is a food or herbal tea and not a medicine. Statements about health effects are primarily based on traditional applications and personal testimonials.