Thai Detox Tea - Lemongrass & Pandan

Lemongrass and pandan tea is made using both the stalks of the lemongrass plant and the leaves of the pandan plant. On their own or when combined, these plants can improve a number of health conditions and help increase the level of wellness for almost everyone. Alone, the pandan plant has been discovered to be a successful means of treating headaches and also fevers. It also has properties that make it a healing plant when used topically. The leaves can be applied to wounds and help with a number of skin problems. Pandan leaves have also been shown to help with arthritis, the debilitating and painful joint condition. Lemongrass alone has been used to treat so many conditions. For those looking for mental relief from stress and anxiety, lemongrass has incredible relaxant properties. It has also been shown to alleviate headaches. Lemongrass has widely reported detoxification properties also.
It helps clear away toxins that have built up in the kidneys and bladder, which helps the body’s system function better overall. Lemongrass also helps with a number of stomach issues and ailments, including cramps and other abdominal pain. Lemongrass tea can help soothe a cough too. When combined in tea, there are even more benefits of lemongrass and pandan tea. The unique and tasty combination of the lemongrass stalks and pandan leaves make a tea that is loaded with antioxidants. It has also been shown to reduce cholesterol levels. Constipation is also relieved as a benefit of lemongrass and pandan tea. Stress relief is another benefit of the tea. The tea, like many other herbal and natural teas, induces a feeling of relaxation. While lemongrass and pandan tea has a unique and calming taste on its own, some people like to add a little sweetness to the cup. It is not uncommon to add vanilla, sugar, or honey to a cup of hot lemongrass and pandan tea. Some also add ginger for a different and alluring taste. Note: Don't detox if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, elderly, have high blood pressure, are underweight or against your health practitioner's recommendation.