You can go for a 14 day teatox with Bootea, or a 28 day one if you fancy a real challenge. You get two teas in the pack, the daytime detox and bedtime cleanse. You drink the daytime one every morning (or whenever you can in the day) and the bedtime cleanse every other night. The bedtime cleanse can have a laxative effect as it is detoxing, after all.
The taste of both teas is quite nice. I really enjoy the daytime one which consists of Chinese Oolong Tea, Mate leaves, Ginger root, Fennel seeds, Lemongrass, Dandelion leaf, Ginseng root, Gotu Kola leaves and Nettle leaves. Overall, it's quite a herbal/green tea kinda taste. The bedtime one isn't horrid, but I prefer the daytime tea. It tastes quite pepperminty, which I'm not really a fan of anyway! It includes Senna leaves, Peppermint leaves, Fenugreek seeds, Liquorice root, Burdock root, Hawthorn leaves, Valerian root and Psyllium seeds.
The website advises not eating meat through the duration of the teatox, which was hard for me the first time round, but I learned to substitute it and it wasn't bad at all. Now, I find it quite easy to go for the quorn and vegetarian options (I went to tortilla today and had a vegetarian burrito - what?!) - But seriously, I think it does help, the teatox is supposed to flush you of the toxins found in meat. You can find a meal plan to follow on their website as well. Healthy eating and regular exercise is encouraged for best results.
I'm currently in the middle of a teatox at the moment, I'm doing the 14 day one, it's probably about the 4th time I've tried it. The last two times I ended up giving up or forgetting before work, or slipping up on the exercise/diet side of things. It's pretty pointless if you're not going to follow that side of it, as I learned!
The first time I did it, I saw an improvement in the way I felt, I lost a few pounds and I genuinely felt like I'd detoxed. I've read reviews where this wasn't the case for other people, but it did something for me. At the moment I'm into the second week and have lost 3lbs. I've also done lots of exercise and have been eating quite well.
The thing I like about Bootea, for me personally, is that it does motivate me and keep me on track. It makes me think about what I'm eating and how much exercise I'm doing. I would definitely recommend trying the teas at least once if you're curious to see how they work for you. I will probably post about my end results this time, and I may even keep going with it for another fortnight. We shall see.
There are other Bootea products available, which I have also tried. I loved the shakes but did find them expensive for the amount of sachets you get, so I haven't tried them since sadly. I am currently also trying their 'Little Oats' porridge, I've only had two sachets so can't really comment just yet, but they have been filling me up and taste lovely.
If you're reading this and have any questions, feel free to ask me. You can go to http://www.bootea.com to purchase the teas, they also sell it in Boots and Holland and Barrett now as well.
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