Who should not drink this herbal tea without consulting a doctor?

A herbal blend is not a medicine, but the plants it contains have a pronounced action, so in some situations it is better to consult a doctor first:

  • Chronic conditions — especially of the kidneys, heart or urinary system: diuretic herbs can affect the fluid and electrolyte balance.
  • Taking diuretic medicines — using herbs with a similar action at the same time requires a specialist's assessment.
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding — the use of any herbal blends during these periods should be agreed with a doctor.
  • A tendency to allergies — if you are sensitive to knotgrass, mint, dill or bearberry, it is best to avoid the drink.

It is important to understand that the blend is not intended to treat or prevent any disease and is not a substitute for medical care. If unwanted reactions appear while you are drinking it — swelling, discomfort, allergic symptoms — stop drinking it and consult a specialist.

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