Description

Uses:

• Has a gentle laxative effect which doesn’t scratch or damage the stomach and intestines like allopathic medicines and is a natural anti-inflammatory substance
• Helps your colon to absorb more water to soften stool for treatment of chronic constipation
• Contains sennoside which energises the glands of the digestive tract
• Contains essential oils, tannins and other compounds that help to deter the growth and proliferation of microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi and parasites
• Can be made into paste and applied to skin conditions (acne, ringworm and mild abrasions)

It’s estimated that around one in every seven adults and up to one in every three children in the UK has constipation at any one time.

Allopathic laxatives are notoriously harsh in treatment and may even scratch or damage the stomach and intestinal lining, however, senna leaves have a much gentler yet powerful effect at treating constipation.

How to use:

1. Put one tablespoon of Senna Leaves into 500ml of boiling water, mix and leave to brew for 5 minutes
2. Strain the leaves and add honey to taste (optional)
3. Drink daily for no more than a week
4. Adjust the strength of the tea by adding/removing some Senna Leaves

• Brews enough for 6 – 8 doses
• Has a gentle laxative effect which doesn’t scratch or damage the stomach and intestine like allopathic medicines
• Helps your colon to absorb more water to softens stool for treatment of chronic constipation
• Contains sennoside which energises the glands of the digestive tract
• Contains essential oils, tannins and other compounds that help to deter the growth and proliferation of microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi and parasites
• Can be made into a paste and applied to skin conditions such as acne, ringworm and mild abrasions
• Is a natural anti-inflammatory substance
• Not to be taken when pregnant

Origin: India