Senna Leaf - 1.0 lbs - Senna alexandrina Dried Loose Leaf 100%, Wild Crafted

Senna Leaf - 1.0 lbs - Senna alexandrina Dried Loose Leaf 100%, Wild Crafted

USD 21.95 USD
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Senna Leaf Health Benefits Senna is a plant native to Northern Africa, and both the leaves and the seeds are used in herbal medicine. Known primarily for its purgative properties, senna works as a natural laxative and is often taken in a capsule, pill, granule or tea format. Senna tea and supplements can be found in the herbal section of many grocery stores and also in health food stores. Treating Constipation Eating senna leaf or drinking senna leaf tea will encourage bowel movements. The leaf causes the walls of your large intestine to contract, which will push stools through your system. Because of this ability, senna leaf is helpful in relieving constipation, often leading to bowel movements within six to 12 hours after ingestion.

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Specifications

Return Shipping Will Be Paid ByBuyer
All Returns AcceptedReturns Accepted
Item Must Be Returned Within30 Days
Refund Will Be Given AsMoney Back
Country/Region Of ManufactureIndia
ProductTea & Infusion
Food SpecificationsNaturally Harvested
TypeHerbal/Tisane
Expiration Date12/31/2024
FormLoose Leaf
Tea OriginIndia
Tea TypeHerbal/Tisane
Flavored TeaNot Flavored
BrandNature Tea

Senna Leaf Health Benefits Senna is a plant native to Northern Africa, and both the leaves and the seeds are used in herbal medicine. Known primarily for its purgative properties, senna works as a natural laxative and is often taken in a capsule, pill, granule or tea format. Senna tea and supplements can be found in the herbal section of many grocery stores and also in health food stores. Treating Constipation Eating senna leaf or drinking senna leaf tea will encourage bowel movements. The leaf causes the walls of your large intestine to contract, which will push stools through your system. Because of this ability, senna leaf is helpful in relieving constipation, often leading to bowel movements within six to 12 hours after ingestion.

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