Slimming tea?

[Gamer]

I read a blog about slimming teas. It is stated there that it only gives side effects when it is consumed in a long period after the recommended course of taking.
The possible side effects are diarrhea, stomach cramps, vomiting, fainting, chronic constipation, dehydration, GI tract problems, and worse, death due to extended abuse by those who suffer from anorexia or bulimia. These may not come out upon drinking the first cup. It is also noted that continuous use of these can result for our body to be dependent on them to stimulate body functions.
The conclusion for all these facts declares that slimming teas can be good for the body if not consumed within extended periods of time and only when it is needed.

All this is true, I'd advice drinking maybe once or twice every month. Why? Because:
A. They're so unhealthy in big amounts.
B. They don't really make you lose fat, they just clear you up a bit, but it's only water and some toxins, they won't make you skinny.
C. You're better off drinking green tea, comes with anti-oxidants that clear the body too, but in a more moderate amount. They also fight cancer and are good for you, you can drink a lot of green tea, it will only help. (not 50 cups every day, but you can drink 1~5 times everyday if you'd like)
D. They have a lot of side effects, really not recommended to drink more than once or twice every month.

[ToxicV3]

Nice i never heard of slimming tea before that awesome

[sergiu23]

I saw on TV one lady that kept drinking only slimming tea for a long period, her body started to get used to this, she had normal digestion, BUT after a few years... BOOM : kidney failure. She drank lots of them from all sorts of plants, so it's not a good idea to mix them up. You can also alternate it with pure water with lemon maybe, in large quantities.

[AmazingP]

Drinking teas is generally considered to be healthy. In fact, after coffee, tea is the next popular beverage people all over the world are consuming. As to slimming tea, I think it can help. The thing is please choose the brand that is suited to your metabolism. And always look for teas coming from China because the standard of quality is not so strict on that country...the only advantage is that China teas are so cheap...however if the product is not working you could just be wasting your money and might as well expect some side-effects. In other words, teas got no problem, it is the specific brand you should be be cautious.

[Gamer]

I saw on TV one lady that kept drinking only slimming tea for a long period, her body started to get used to this, she had normal digestion, BUT after a few years... BOOM : kidney failure. She drank lots of them from all sorts of plants, so it's not a good idea to mix them up. You can also alternate it with pure water with lemon maybe, in large quantities.

That's why, I still think once or twice a month should be the largest amount of slimming tea consumed, it doesn't slim, it just cleans you up from toxins and such, not that useful as water has a similar effect, but once a month, it can help

[speedy]

That's my perception that slimming tea is good to burn fats but I only drink tea when I have cold.

Slimming tea is an herbal product that includes approximately 25% tea. Perhaps, the manufacturers and marketers are trying to latch onto the benefits of other pure teas by creating a beverage that is said to stimulate weight loss.

However, these herbal concoctions are filled with laxatives. There is a time in everyone's life when a laxative may be warranted. Use for weight loss is not one of those times. Among the possible side effects of the use or abuse of these brewed beverages are:

Diarrhea

Stomach cramps

Nausea

Vomiting

Fainting

Chronic Constipation

Dehydration

GI Tract problems

And possibly death from extended abuse by those who suffer from anorexia or bulimia

Hope it will help you.

Source: Possible Side Effects of Slimming Tea

[paepleperson]

i have never drank tea and am unwilling to try it. After reading the nasty side effects about slimming tea (posted above), I am even more reluctant to try it.

[moneymakingmom]

I prefer drinking water too rather than slimming teas. I couldn't possibly bear the pain of having to defecate often because of that.
With water, I'll just feel full and urinate more often. Which is more practical.

You can never go wrong by drinking large quantities of fresh water. Even tea that has caffeine can have side effects, especially if you have heart or blood pressure issue.s Best to just stick with water.

[zararina]

I have not tried those specific slimming tea but i have been drinking green tea. I prefer the "tea leaves" which i need to first boiled them or pour a really hot water to extract the tea from it. And yes i think that all kind of tea could help a person loose weight just take in moderation.

[paepleperson]

i have never drank tea before, so I'm definitely going to try it one of these days.