Gout Tea Chicory Gardenia Tea Gardenia Mulberry Leaf Dandelion Lily Chicory Uric Acid Lowering Treatment of Joint Soreness Health Tea

Remove the tea bag and place it in the cup.

Pour hot water into the tea bag to brew.

Wait for 5 minutes and enjoy the tea.

Job's tears

• Job's tears polysaccharide : strengthens the spleen and eliminates dampness, promoting digestive balance.
• Job's tears saponin : Relieves diarrhea, helps contract the intestines, and reduces the frequency of bowel movements.
• Flavonoids : have the effect of clearing away heat and detoxifying, helping to eliminate toxins and restore inflammation.

• Poria polysaccharide: promotes diuresis and eliminates dampness, regulates water metabolism, and relieves edema symptoms.
• Pachymic acid: strengthens the spleen and replenishes Qi, promotes digestion and absorption, and enhances the body's energy.
• Pachysol compounds: Poria compounds have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that can help relieve pain and reduce inflammatory responses, providing some relief for gout sufferers.

Pueraria root

• Isoflavones : Helps relax muscles and relieve fever symptoms.
• Puerarin : Promotes the breakdown of alcohol in the body and helps relieve alcohol-related symptoms.
• Flavonoids : These have anti-inflammatory properties and may help relieve symptoms associated with gout.

Licorice

• Glycyrrhizic Acid : Helps relieve pain and inflammation, acting as a natural pain reliever.
• Flavonoids : help clear away heat and detoxify, reduce inflammation, and strengthen the immune system.
• Saponins : Help relieve pain and have anti-inflammatory properties that may help relieve gout symptoms.

Lily

• Glycyrrhizic Acid : Known for its anti-inflammatory properties and ability to soothe respiratory tract irritation.
• Flavonoids : Help reduce inflammation and help calm the mind.
• Saponins : Helps to clear heat and detoxify, thus supporting overall anti-inflammatory effects.
• Glycyrrhizic Acid : Provides additional anti-inflammatory and soothing benefits for respiratory health and mental well-being.

Mulberry Leaves

• Flavonoids : Known for their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, they help disperse wind-heat and reduce inflammation.
• Polyphenols : have antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, helping to clear heat and moisturize dryness.
• Chlorogenic Acid : Supports lung health by reducing inflammation and promoting mucus production, which helps cleanse the lungs.
• Quercetin : Has anti-inflammatory properties and may help relieve gout symptoms by reducing inflammation and pain.

endive

• Inulin : A soluble dietary fiber that helps regulate blood lipid levels by reducing intestinal cholesterol absorption.
• Polyphenols : Plant compounds with antioxidant properties that help reduce inflammation and lower uric acid levels, thereby relieving gout symptoms.
• Vitamins and Minerals : Chicory root contains several vitamins and minerals, such as vitamin C and potassium, which contribute to overall health and help manage gout and high uric acid levels.
• Sesquiterpene lactones : These compounds have anti-inflammatory properties and may help reduce gout-related inflammation.

Gardenia

• Gardenia glycoside : This compound has been found to have sedative and anxiolytic properties, helping to produce a calming effect.
• Genipin : Has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that help reduce swelling and inflammation.
• Gardenia glycoside : It has been studied for its potential hemostatic effects and helps in wound healing.

Dandelion

• Taraxasterol : This compound has anti-inflammatory properties, contributing to the herb’s ability to reduce swelling and inflammation.
• Taraxacin : Has a diuretic effect, helping to eliminate excess fluid and promote urinary tract health.
• Flavonoids : Certain flavonoids found in dandelion, such as luteolin and apigenin, contribute to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects, aiding in detoxification and reducing oxidative stress.