Slimming tea is an herbal stock that includes roughly 25% tea. Perhaps, the manufacturers and marketers are trying to latch onto the benefits of other pure teas by creating a beverage that is said to stimulate weight loss.
However, these herbal concoctions are filled with laxatives. There is a time in everyone's life when a laxative may be warranted. Use for weight loss is not one of those times. Among the potential side effects of the use or abuse of these brewed beverages are:
potential Side Effects of Slimming Tea
These side effects may not manifest with occasional use or the first use. However, for some who have "delicate" systems, diarrhea and stomach cramps may occur after the first cup. It must be noted that there are times when the stock is useful, especially if one is suffering from constipation. However, it must be added noted that extended use of laxatives in any form will make the body come to be dependent on them to stimulate the bodily functions. The end corollary may be that the very stock one uses to override constipation may generate a never ending cycle on dependency and necessity.
