Ingredients: Elderflowers, buckthorn bark, senna leaves, yarrow flowers, wild apple, etc.

Healing properties: The herbs combined in this tea provide complementary laxative, antiseptic, soothing, and anti-inflammatory effects in the lower digestive tract, thereby stimulating intestinal peristaltic movements (particularly in the large intestine). The tea helps facilitate and normalize bowel movements. Buckthorn bark and senna leaves, which are rich in anthraquinones, directly stimulate intestinal peristaltic movements, while elderflowers help soothe the intestinal mucosa and soften undigested food matter. Yarrow flowers give the tea an anti-fermentation as well as a soothing effect, while wild apple significantly improves the taste of the tea.

Preparation: Add two teaspoons of the mixture to ¼ liter of hot water. Cover and let steep for 10 minutes, then strain and set the liquid aside. Add the same amount of water (¼ liter) to the remaining herbs and boil for 5 minutes. Strain this tea, combine it with the liquid set aside earlier, and drink 2–3 times throughout the day. The course usually continues for 3–5 days, as needed.