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Dandelion tea is easy to find and make ... and are used for a variety of purposes. Dandelion root has long been held as a “liver tonic” in folk medicine. Preliminary studies suggest this ...

The flowers, leaf, and root of dandelion can all be used to make dandelion tea. In parts of Europe and Asia, it’s known as a folk remedy for: Urinary Tract Infections Inflammation Detoxing the ...

Dandelion root is often dried and made into tea, but it can also be eaten raw, like other root vegetables. Dandelions contain high levels of the antioxidant beta-carotene, which may protect ...

Drinking unsweetened green tea or dandelion tea has been shown to support kidney function by aiding in detoxification, which ...

Both the root powder and dried leaves are used to make tea. Place 1 to 2 tablespoons of dried dandelion leaves in a teapot. Heat the water and when it begins to boil, pour it into the teapot. Let it ...

Can dandelion root tea be as effective as supplements for reducing water retention? While dandelion root tea may have some diuretic properties, it is generally considered to be less potent than ...

In addition to its use in tea, dandelion root extract has been used in soft drinks and recipes for its sweet and smoky taste.

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I personally have been drinking roasted dandelion root tea, specifically, The Republic of Tea Organic Dandelion SuperHerb Tea made with roasted dandelion root and added vanilla. I love the taste—it’s ...