SLIMMING TEA SHOP

Why do you eat? Is it more for comfort or for fuel? Often, we eat when we’re not hungry. Sometimes we eat when we’re feeling other emotions, like sadness, or anxiety. Eating is a big part of socialization too. We go out with friends to grab a bite to eat, not because we’re hungry, but because it’s a social activity. Or we’ll grab something to eat at the movie theater just because it’s there. And often during these times that we eat, we eat more than we need, regardless of what our brain chemicals tell us. It may be difficult to break this habit of mindless or emotional eating. But it is possible. If you wish to feel the immediate effects of taking an herbal formula for weight loss, perhaps you may try Super Slimming Herbal Tea; you will have no doubt that something is going on in your digestive track. Unlike other meal replacement food like weight loss shakes,this slimming tea contains some of the following: Cassia Angustifolia (senna) Leaf, Malva Verticellata Leaf, Glycyrrhiza Uralensis (Chinese Licorice) Root, Diospyroskaki (Chinese Persimmon) Leaf, Carica Papaya Leaf and Citrus Aurantium (orange) Peel.

The fruit of Lycium Chinensis is one of the most popular tonics used in Chinese herbal medicine. It is typically used to clear vision, strengthen the kidneys, restore semen and nourish the liver. The fruit is said to protect the liver from damage caused by exposure to toxins. It is also used in addressing diabetes mellitus, vertigo, nocturnal emissions and aching back and legs. The root bark is thought to stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, which controls involuntary bodily functions, such as digestive secretions. The root is used in alleviating pulmonary tuberculosis and pneumonia in small children, chronic febrile disease, night sweats, cough and asthma, tuberculosis and hypertension. It is thought to promote long life and vitality.

Schisandra Fruit is indigenous to China, where it has been known for its salubrious effects for thousands of years. Contemporary Chinese research suggests that it may regenerate liver tissue damaged by harmful influences, such as viral hepatitis and alcohol. Schisandra Fruit may also have an adaptogenic action, much like the herb, Ginseng, but with weaker effects. Laboratory work suggests that Schisandra may improve work performance, build strength and reduce fatigue. It may have a positive effect on hepatitis and fatigue.

Citrus Aurantium, or Bitter Orange Extract, has been used in dietary supplements as an aid to fat loss and as an appetite suppressant, although it is not recommended for use on its own. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is always prescribed in concert with other support herbs. Bitter Orange contains synephrine, a drug similar to Ephedrine, acting as a stimulant, and is associated with a possible risk of certain types of stroke and heart problems.

Consider your habits, tendencies and needs, and then choose a weight management supplement that is most appropriate.

• Citrus Aurantium may be a good ingredient
• Some people may appreciate how quickly this seems to work

Many people appreciate a mild formula. Those who are taking other medications or have a pre-existing health condition that they are concerned about may enjoy a natural product that will be of benefit to their weight loss efforts psychologically, if not physically. It may be worth researching whether this product is, in fact, a diuretic, and whether taking this combination of herbs may have any impact on your ability to lose weight.

Of course, you wish for a supplement to be safe. But you also would like it to work. No matter what you are paying or what you are ingesting, you desire to see results. Take your time with diet and exercise, be sensible, not extreme and perhaps include a supplement that is clinically proven to work effectively. Dieters and experts agree that a natural fat burner, like Bitter Orange works well. Looking for an energy boost? We suggest trying the form Advantra-Z®, which studies show is a great alternative to Ephedra.