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A KOMPLEX BLENDS The White Shell herb tea mixtures is good taste, effective, high-purity, carefully prepared tea mixtures, ensuring consistent quality.

A BETTER AND SAFER HERBAL All ingredients are all-natural and chemical-free. The herbal tea made from the original Hungarian wild plants.

TESTED AND TRUE The herbs are picked by hand one by one always from the same areas where the high purity and high active substance herbs have been growing for centuries. 100%.Controlled ingredients. Microbiology lab examines the quality of herbal tea mixtures.

1. Metabolic and immune system support tea Ingredients: common yarrow, common nettle, elder, oregano, blackberry leaves, meadowsweet, blackthorn flowers This tea may improve general metabolism, boost the immune system, help with removing waste products, reduce inflammation, reduce allergies, and help with skin problems. It also has a pleasant taste. Recommended dosage: 1 mug before a meal. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5 minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Contains salicylic acid, may contain natural derivatives of salicylic acid. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

2. Kidney, joint, rheumatism, diuretic tea Ingredients: common horsetail, common nettle, meadowsweet, deadnettle, birch leaves, goldenrod This tea may help with kidney, urinary tract and joint problems and rheumatism. It may also have diuretic effects, reduce inflammation, help with injured, inflamed, swollen or painful bones, joints, tendons and muscles. May help reduce spider veins, may lower blood pressure. Recommended dosage: 1 mug per day, before a meal, for a maximum of 7 days. After 7 days, stop drinking the tea for 3 days, then continue if necessary. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5 minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Contains salicylic acid, may contain natural derivatives of salicylic acid. May lower vitamin B1 levels, supplementation is recommended. May lower blood pressure. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

3. Stomach, liver, bile tea Ingredients: common yarrow, St. John's wort, mint, common nettle, common agrimony, goldenrod, hemp-agrimony This tea may help with indigestion, bloating, liver and bile problems and inflammations. Recommended dosage: 1 mug per day, 15-30 minutes after a meal.Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5 minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Contains salicylic acid, may contain natural derivatives of salicylic acid. St. John's wort has several known and suspected drug interactions. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. St. John's wort may increase skin and eye sensitivity to ultraviolet light. Avoiding or limiting exposure to sunlight and other sources of UV light is highly recommended. St. John's wort may elevate blood pressure and/or heart rate. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

4. Antacid tea

Ingredients: thyme, common agrimony, common nettle, St. John's wort, elder

This tea may help with a burning stomach and acid reflux. Recommended dosage: 1 mug per day, before a meal. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5 minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot.
Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. St. John's wort has several known and suspected drug interactions. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. St. John's wort may increase skin and eye sensitivity to ultraviolet light. Avoiding or limiting exposure to sunlight and other sources of UV light is highly recommended. St. John's wort may elevate blood pressure and/or heart rate. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea

5. Anti-cold tea

Ingredients: thyme, common agrimony, elder, linden flowers This tea may help with the symptoms of common colds, sore throat, flu, bronchitis and similar respiratory problems prevalent during winter. This tea has a very pleasant taste and smell. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5 minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product.If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

6. Diabetes tea Ingredients: bean crust, common nettle, blackberry leaves, French lilac, blueberry leaves This tea may help with high blood sugar levels. Recommended dosage: 1-2 mugs per day, consumed 30 minutes before a meal. If you are taking any medications for your diabetes, continue taking them as usual, and monitor your blood sugar closely. Start with small doses and adjust the amount of tea you drink based on your blood sugar measurements. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5 minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Not recommended for patients with impaired liver or kidney function. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

7. Anti-inflammatory tea Ingredients: common yarrow, common nettle, common horsetail, common agrimony This tea may help with various inflammations, gynaecological problems, back problems and joint inflammations. Recommended dosage: 2 mugs per day, before meals or between meals (1-2 hours after a meal), for up to 7 days, after 7 days take a 2 or 3 day break from drinking the tea, then restart if necessary. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5 minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Contains salicylic acid, may contain natural derivatives of salicylic acid. May lower vitamin B1 levels, supplementation is recommended. May lower blood pressure. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

8. Antidepressant, anti-anxiety, sleep aid tea

Ingredients: St. John's wort, lemon balm, hops

This tea may help with mild depression, anxiety, stress, nervousness and insomnia. Recommended dosage: 1 mug per day, before bedtime. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5 minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. St. John's wort has several known and suspected drug interactions. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. St. John's wort may increase skin and eye sensitivity to ultraviolet light. Avoiding or limiting exposure to sunlight and other sources of UV light is highly recommended. St. John's wort may elevate blood pressure and/or heart rate. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

9. Weight loss tea

Ingredients: blackthorn flowers, goldenrod, meadowsweet

This tea may help achieving weight loss by reducing hunger and improving metabolism. Recommended dosage: 3 mugs per day, before meals. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5 minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Contains salicylic acid, may contain natural derivatives of salicylic acid. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

10. Prostate and bladder tea Ingredients: smallflower hairy willowherb, deadnettle, camomile This tea may help with prostate and bladder problems. Recommended dosage: 2 mugs per day. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 10 minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

11. Appetite booster, strengthener tea Ingredients: thyme, oregano, common agrimony This tea may help boost a reduced appetite and strengthen a weakened body. Recommended dosage: 2 mugs per day. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

12. Heart problems tea Ingredients: hawthorn flowers and stem ends This tea may help with heart problems, arrhythmias, chronic heart failure and cardiac insufficiency. Recommended dosage: 1-2 mugs per day, taken occasionally, when problems arise. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

13. Painful menstruation, endometriosis, gynecological problems tea

Ingredients: common yarrow, St. John's wort,

This tea may help with painful menstruation and gynecological problems. Recommended dosage: 1 mug per day. Start drinking this tea 10 days before menstruation, and continue drinking it until the menstruation ends. Preparation: Put one heaped teaspoon of the herb mixture in 250 ml of hot water, cover the container, let it soak for 5 minutes, then filter the tea. Recommended drinking temperature is warm, but not hot. Do not consume if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. Contains salicylic acid, may contain natural derivatives of salicylic acid. St. John's wort has several known and suspected drug interactions. Herbal teas may interact with several drugs when used in combination, reducing the effectiveness of the treatments, causing adverse effects or both. If you have any medical condition that requires medication, consult with your doctor before consuming a herbal product. St. John's wort may increase skin and eye sensitivity to ultraviolet light. Avoiding or limiting exposure to sunlight and other sources of UV light is highly recommended. St. John's wort may elevate blood pressure and/or heart rate. If you notice any side effects stop drinking the tea immediately.

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