Composition: Senna leaves (Cassia Angustifolia)

Curative properties: Senna leaves, thanks to the anthrokinotic heterosides they contain, promote excrement in the body. Senna is a well-known, efficient and useful plant since ancient times used to combat constipation. In most cases, the tea can have a delayed action since the laxative effect appears 10-12 hours after drinking it.

Preparation: Place a tablespoon of senna leaves in a container, add a glass of water, and bring to a boil. Leave the mixture to cool, strain and drink sweetened with sugar as desired. Most commonly, the tea is taken at dinner, before bed, and its effects are noticeable the next day. A tea at dinner is more than enough for a bowel movement or constipation.

Warning! In cases where the use of tea causes pain in the abdomen (gastrointestinal), it is recommended to reduce the doses in preparation and use. The tea is recommended to be used for no more than two weeks, otherwise it is recommended to consult your doctor.