Guest guest Posted October 13, 2010 Report Share Posted October 13, 2010 Antje, I would be leery about any tea that is claimed to be specifically designed for anyone's body, especially if the names of the herbs cannot be mentioned. It appears that the naturopath is looking more for exclusive sales than the patient's well being. Teas fall in the class of herbal remedies, of which only about one dozen have been proven to be effective for arthritis. Yes, such remedies can be mixed to treat inflammation, but such mixes are not specific to anyone's body. I am currently taking D-Flame, a food supplement in capsule form by NOW Foods. Ingredients include holy basil extract, tumeric extract, ginger extract, green tea extract, boswellia extract, bromelain, Baikall skullcap, and resveratrol from root extract -- all herbal remedies. The online price for 90 Vcaps is as low as $9.99. Sincerely, Harald At 05:54 PM 10/13/2010, Antje wrote: >I contacted my Chinese naturopath and he told me that he cannot >mention the names of the herbs for the Chinese tea because this tea >is specifically designed for my body. The tea is very powerful! My >Chinese naturopath recommends to make an appointment with a Chinese >naturopath in you area. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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