3 ounces

🛡️ Parasite & Cleanse Support Tea

Caffeine-Free | Herbal Gut Health & Cleansing Support Blend

Reset your gut and support internal balance with our Parasite & Cleanse Support Tea — a bold, spiced blend of traditional cleansing herbs formulated to promote digestive wellness and a healthy microbiome.

This caffeine-free tea features black walnut hull, wormwood, and clove — historically used in traditional herbalism to support intestinal health. Pumpkin seeds, ginger root, and cardamom pods contribute warmth and digestive stimulation, while peppermint, orange peel, and licorice root add a smooth, cooling finish. A touch of stevia leaf provides natural sweetness without sugar.

Perfect for seasonal resets or as part of a gut support routine.

🌿 Ingredients

Black Walnut Hull, Pumpkin Seeds, Ginger Root, Cinnamon Chips, Peppermint Leaf, Wormwood, Licorice Root, Orange Peel, Clove, Cardamom Pods, Stevia Leaf

✅ Supports

• Healthy gut flora and microbiome balance*

• Digestive comfort and cleansing support*

• Natural intestinal function*

☕ Brewing Suggestion

Steep 1 teaspoon in 8–10 oz hot water for 8–10 minutes. Best enjoyed once or twice daily, particularly between meals.

✨ Suggested Flavor Profile:

Warm and spiced with cooling peppermint notes and a naturally sweet finish.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Dosing for Children and Adults – Parasite Cleanse Tea

For children, dosing should be adjusted based on weight to ensure safety and effectiveness. The tea should also be made milder by reducing strong herbs like wormwood and black walnut hulls and sweetened naturally with honey or stevia (for kids over 1 year old).

General Guidelines (Based on Age & Weight)

Ages 2–4 (Under 40 lbs):

• 1 teaspoon dry tea per 8 oz water

• Steep 10–15 minutes, strain, and serve 1–2 oz (¼ cup) once daily

• Best given with meals

Ages 5–8 (40–60 lbs):

• 1.5 teaspoons dry tea per 8 oz water

• Steep 15 minutes, strain, and serve 2–4 oz (¼ to ½ cup) once or twice daily

Ages 9–12 (60–100 lbs):

• 2 teaspoons dry tea per 8 oz water

• Steep 15 minutes, strain, and serve ½ cup (4 oz) 1–2 times daily

Ages 13+ (100+ lbs):

• Same as adult dosing (1 tablespoon per 8 oz water, up to 3 cups daily)

Important Notes for Children:

• Mild formula preferred: Reduce wormwood and black walnut hulls slightly.

• Duration: Use for 7–10 days, then take a break.

• Pair with fiber: Encourage pumpkin seeds, papaya, or probiotics to support parasite removal.

• Avoid in children under 2 due to the strong herbal nature.

Dosing by Animal Type

🐱 Cats (Small Animals < 15 lbs)

• Dose: ½ teaspoon dry tea per 8 oz boiling water

• Steep: 10 minutes, then strain

• Serving: 1 teaspoon to 1 tablespoon of liquid tea once daily

• How to Serve: Mix into food or a small amount of water

🛑 Avoid too much wormwood for cats—if sensitive, reduce the dose or replace with marshmallow root.

Why Are Cats More Sensitive to Parasite Cleanse Herbs?

Cats have unique liver metabolism, which makes them more sensitive to certain herbs, especially those containing volatile oils, alkaloids, and tannins. Some herbs that are safe for humans and dogs can be toxic to cats or require much lower doses.

Specific Concerns for Cats in the Parasite Cleanse Tea:

1. 🐾 Wormwood (Artemisia absinthium)

   • Contains thujone, which can be toxic in large amounts.

   • Can cause neurological symptoms like tremors and seizures if overdosed.

   • Safer alternatives: Mild doses or swap for marshmallow root (gut-soothing).

2. 🐾 Black Walnut Hull

   • Contains juglone, which is strong against parasites but can be hard on a cat’s liver.

   • Best used in very small amounts or replaced with pumpkin seeds.

3. 🐾 Clove

   • Contains eugenol, which can be hepatotoxic (toxic to the liver) in high doses.

   • Safer for short-term use but should be limited.

What Can Cats Handle Well?

✅ Pumpkin seeds – Safe and effective against worms.
✅ Marshmallow root – Soothes digestion and supports the gut.
✅ Fennel seed – Helps with bloating and gut health.
✅ Peppermint & Ginger – Safe in small amounts, good for digestion.

🐶 Dog Dosing (Parasite Cleanse Tea)

Dry Tea to Water Ratio:

• <10 lbs: ½ tsp dry tea per 8 oz water

• 10–25 lbs: 1 tsp dry tea per 8 oz water

• 25–50 lbs: 1.5 tsp dry tea per 8 oz water

• 50–100 lbs: 2 tsp dry tea per 8 oz water

• 100+ lbs: 1 tbsp dry tea per 8 oz water

Liquid Tea Dosage (Per Day):

• <10 lbs: 1–2 tbsp

• 10–25 lbs: 2–3 tbsp

• 25–50 lbs: ¼ cup

• 50–100 lbs: ½ cup

• 100+ lbs: ¾ cup

How to Serve:

• Mix into food or water

• If the dog refuses, administer with a syringe (without needle)

Duration:

• Mild prevention: Once daily for 10–14 days

• Active parasite cleanse: Once daily for 2–3 weeks, then re-evaluate

🐴 Livestock Dosing (Parasite Cleanse Tea)

Dry Tea to Water Ratio (Per Gallon of Water):

• Goats/Sheep: 2 tbsp dry tea per gallon of water

• Pigs: 3 tbsp dry tea per gallon of water

• Horses/Cattle: ¼ cup dry tea per gallon of water

Liquid Tea Dosage (Per Day):

• Goats/Sheep: ¼–½ cup

• Pigs: ½–1 cup

• Horses/Cattle: 1–2 cups

How to Serve:

• Mix into drinking water

• Pour over feed if animals are hesitant to drink

Duration:

• General maintenance: 10–14 days

• For active parasite issues: 2–3 weeks, then reassess

• Seasonal prevention: Use 2–4 times per year