JECA Smoker's Tea Herbal Detox Tea For Smokers

Our Smoker's Tea is specially formulated to cleanse your lungs, protect your respiratory system, and prevent lung cancer. It helps in detoxifying or cleansing any smoked lungs, loosening any mucus in the lungs, preventing inflammation of the lungs, freshening your breath, and relieving you of any cough caused by cigarettee smoke and/or dusty environment.

It has daytime tea and nighttime detox tea. The daytime tea offers protection for the liver. Long-term consumption of daytime tea can benefit the qi, activate blood circulation, produce saliva, quench thirst, and clearly hear. The nighttime detox tea cleans the lungs and heart, removes toxicity, relieves cough, and improves the whole body's immunity.

• Protects your lungs from further damage
• Detoxifies your lungs to keep your lungs healthy
• Cleanse the respiratory system from tar, smoke, and pollutants collected over time
• No preservatives, no artificial flavors, caffeine-free, and 100% natural
• Have daytime tea and nighttime detox tea
• Ingredients for Daytime Tea: Houttuynia, Peppermint, Honeysuckle, Gingko, Artemisia Argyi, Liquorice
• Ingredients for Nighttime Detox Tea: Kudzu Root, Chinese Wolfberry, Gynostemma Pentaphyllum, Chrysanthemum, Tangerine Peel

HOW TO USE

Put 1 tea bag in a cup of freshly boiled water. For chain smokers, put 2 tea bags. Use daytime in the morning (after meal) and nighttime at night (after meal). Leave for 5-10 minutes. Stir and allow the tea to cool down small. Then drink.

Consuming at least 2 tea bags per day (after a meal) of Smokers Detox Tea for a period of 90-100 days will help cleanse your lungs and respiratory system. Consistency is key, so please don't skip days. Mixing with other brands is not advisable. 

EFFECTS OF SMOKING

1. Smoking causes cancer, heart disease, stroke, lung disease, and diabetes.

2. Smoking also increases the risk of tuberculosis, certain eye diseases, and problems of the immune system, including rheumatoid arthritis.

3.  smoke exposure contributes to approximately 900,000 deaths among nonsmoking adults and 40,000 deaths in infants each year.

4. smoke causes stroke, lung cancer, and coronary heart disease in adults.

5. Children who are exposed to  smoke are at increased risk for sudden infant death syndrome, acute respiratory infections, middle ear disease, more severe asthma, respiratory symptoms, and slowed lung growth