Frontier Co-op Organic Cut and Sifted Dandelion Leaf 1lb - Dried for Loose Tea, Caffeine-Free Coffee Alternative, or Powder Supplement Capsules

I chose this product to use as a Tea, for repairing my liver. Once I run out of this bag, I will be re-ordering it.

Excellent tea. Love,love it. Warm and delicious. Just a great product. Have bought from this company before. Always super fresh and delicious.

This is one of my staples. A great diuretic in addition to other benefits, and it’s always come fresh. Makes a nice mellow tea on its own. I mix it with Pau d’arco, burdock root, peppermint, tulsi and a little ginger for a great tasting detox tea.

Perfect size for my needs. Great product. I have only had a problem in receiving schedule but due by amazon supplies in stock - not the seller.

Fantastic product. Real dandelion leaf, dried and chopped. I drink this in tea every day due to severe water retention issues and it helps a lot.

So many health benefits of Dandelion tea. I've been sharing with friends and family.

since buying dandelion leaf tea on the recommendation of a naturopath, i ordered this brand, which arrived in a large, full bag. every morning i put about a tablespoon of the tea along with a ceylon cinnamon stick in my Ingenuitea and steep in boiling water about 30 mins until it is just warm. then i add about two teaspoons of raw unfiltered honey and drink it with a nutrition supplement treat. the tea tastes good enough to be enjoyable, and i have read that it has many health benefits. the swelling in my ankles continues, but this doesn't bother me. it doesn't have to relieve the mild swelling for me to keep drinking it. i have read in an amazon review that chopping parsley and boiling it into a tea works good as a diuretic. even if i try the parsley (which apparently tastes awful) and it works, i will continue to drink this dandelion leaf tea, and to order Frontier products (this is my second and i am about to order a third: their slippery elm bark gets good reviews. i have a friend from Flagstaff who has tons of dandelions in her yard every spring. she and her husband always pull them, never try ti kill them with chemicals, so i am looking forward to receiving some of their pulled dandelions this spring, the whole flowers from petals to the root, and dehydrating them to make my own dandelion tea. :) at that time i will see how it compares with this loose leaf tea, but for now i have no quality comparison of any kind to offer.

This is part of my every day tea blend for liver and kidneys. I make a fresh pot along with other herbs about every 4 days. It is recommended that after 30 days of consistent use, take a break from it for a week, then resume. I'm not sure why this is recommended, but I have seen it in several recipes.