DANDELION ROOTS: INTRO
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Many people view dandelions as pesky weeds that are enemies to a beautiful yard. These wonderful plants can actually be used to make an extremely healthy tea. The most popular form is dandelion root tea, which is also known as dandelion coffee. This post is dedicated to the main ingredient of dandelion root tea, the wonderful Dandelion Roots.
If you are planning on picking wild dandelions or any other plants, make sure to avoid areas that have been treated with chemicals or pesticides. You also want to make sure animals haven’t urinated or defecated in the area. That could ruin the flavor of the tea and make you sick!
Learn more about this healthy tea on my Dandelion Tea Ultimate Guide.
DANDELION ROOTS: GUIDE
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Dandelion roots can be used to make dandelion root tea. Dandelion tea is also known as dandelion coffee due to its dark appearance and bitter taste. Many people use dandelion coffee as a healthier substitute to regular coffee. Dandelion coffee doesn’t contain caffeine, and it has several powerful health benefits.
It is very important to use high quality roots. I have decided to include one of my favorite brands of Dandelion Roots on this post. I have also listed the link to purchase these roots online, and I will be posting a video review in the near future.
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This is currently my favorite brand of dandelion roots. I highly suggest purchasing loose herbal tea rather than tea bags, and that is why I like the Feel Good Brand of herbal tea. I have purchased several different varieties of herbal tea from this company, and I have enjoyed each one.
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Their dandelion roots are fresh and certified organic and non-GMO. The packaging is high quality, and it also keeps the roots fresh. This is a one pound bag of quality organic dandelion roots that can be used to make an excellent cup of dandelion root tea. The current price is reasonable. I highly recommend this brand.
DANDELION ROOTS: CONCLUSION
I hope that this post has helped you discover some of the facts and benefits concerning dandelion roots. You can purchase roots directly from this post, or you can purchase them on my Best Dandelion Roots post.
Make sure to consult with your healthcare professional prior to consuming these roots or dandelion root tea. Although this tea is largely considered to be safe, it is a good idea to ensure that it will not affect any prescription medications that you are taking. Do not consume herbal tea is you are pregnant unless it has been cleared with your doctor.
Dandelion Roots: Comments
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