Lymphatic Tea for health and wellness

Lymphatic system information & tea formula

The lymphatic system is an incredibly important part of the human body responsible for the maintenance of fluid balance, protection against infection, and the transport of substances throughout the body. It’s composed of a network of thin vessels and organs, which work together to carry the colorless liquid called lymph through the body. This lymph carries white blood cells, proteins, and other chemicals, and is the medium through which waste materials and toxins are removed from the body.

When we talk about the lymphatic system, we’re usually referring to its two primary components: the lymphatic vessels and the lymphatic organs. The lymphatic vessels are made up of thin tubes that transport lymph throughout the body. These vessels are lined with tiny one-way valves that ensure the
lymph travels in only one direction, and they’re connected to the veins, allowing lymph to move back into the bloodstream. The lymphatic organs, meanwhile, are composed of the spleen, thymus, tonsils, adenoids, and lymph nodes. These organs are responsible for filtering and storing lymph, as well as producing and storing lymphocytes, a kind of white blood cell that helps fight infection.

The lymphatic system starts at the small intestine, where lymph is created by absorption of fat and other materials from the digestive system. This lymph then travels through the lymphatic vessels and collects in the lymph nodes, which are located throughout the body in places like the neck, groin,
and armpits. The lymph nodes act as filters, trapping bacteria, viruses, and other foreign substances and preventing them from entering the bloodstream.
The lymphatic system also plays an important role in the body’s immune system. Specialized white blood cells called lymphocytes are produced in the lymphatic organs and stored in the lymph nodes. When the body is exposed to a foreign substance, these lymphocytes are released into the bloodstream
and attack the invading organism.

The lymphatic system is also responsible for the absorption of fats and other nutrients from the small intestine into the bloodstream, and for the transport of excess fluid and waste products from the tissues to the bloodstream. This process helps to maintain a healthy balance of fluid in the body and ensures
that the body is properly nourished.
Finally, the lymphatic system helps to remove toxins from the body. When the lymph nodes become congested with toxins, the entire system can become sluggish, leading to fatigue and other health issues. To keep the lymphatic system functioning properly, it is important to drink plenty of pure water            and engage in regular exercise, both of which help to keep the lymphatic vessels open and promote the flow of lymph.
In summary, the lymphatic system is a vital part of the human body that is responsible for the maintenance of fluid balance, protection against infection, and the transport of substances throughout the body. It’s composed of a network of vessels and organs, which work together to carry the colorless liquid called lymph throughout the body. It also plays an important role in the body’s immune system by producing and storing lymphocytes and removing toxins from the body.

Lymphatic Tea is a beverage made from natural herbs that can help support the body’s immune system and promote healthy lymphatic drainage. This tea can help flush toxins out of the system, reduce inflammation, and boost the body’s natural defenses against infection. Drinking this tea on a regular basis ensures your body is getting the necessary nutrients to keep your lymphatic system functioning properly.
Here is a very effective formula used in my practice with patients which showed quite good results for the lymphatic system.

Lymphatic Tea

Comfrey Root- Contains an organic compound called allantoin which helps promote new cell growth. Comfrey can help knit broken bones back together again. Soothing to the lungs, bowel and mucous membranes. (1 part)

Peppermint- a digestive aid for the stomach and liver/ gallbladder. Can help prevent gas formation. (4 parts)

Blue Violet- helps cleanse and drain the lymphatic system. (1 part)

Licorice Root- aids adrenal function and thus promotes an anti-inflammatory function and combats fatigue. (4 parts)

Red Clover- famed herbalist Dr. John Christopher called it the cure for cancer. Acts like a blood cleanser. Can aid in preventing cancer when consumed regularly. (2 parts)

Chaparral- a classic desert herb that works thru the liver to help combat cancer or help prevent it. (1 part)

Dandelion Root- cleanses the kidneys and the liver/ gall bladder. (1 part)

Boil water- pour over the herb combination (You can use a tea ball or a teaspoon to hold the herbs in) steep for at least 5 minutes- strain and drink.

E.Rosencross