Herbal support for natural cleansing
A whole-body approach to everyday wellness
Your body continuously processes and eliminates waste through systems involving the liver, kidneys, digestive tract, lungs, skin, and other tissues. Full Body Cleanse Tea combines 11 herbs traditionally used to support several of these natural processes.*
The blend includes dandelion leaf and burdock root alongside corn silk, ginger, fenugreek, senna, hawthorn, mullein, juniper berry, peppermint, and stevia. Each herb contributes a different traditional use or botanical profile, creating a more comprehensive herbal detox tea than a single-ingredient infusion.
Full Body Cleanse Tea can be incorporated into a broader cleansing routine or enjoyed independently as part of a balanced lifestyle.*
Digestive support and regularity
Ginger, peppermint, senna, and fenugreek
Digestive wellness is an important part of the body's normal elimination processes. Full Body Cleanse Tea includes several herbs selected specifically for their traditional relationship with digestion.
Ginger and peppermint are widely used in herbal teas for digestive comfort, while fenugreek provides naturally occurring mucilage and soluble fiber compounds. Senna has a distinctly different role: its naturally occurring sennosides stimulate intestinal activity and can promote bowel movements.*
Together, these ingredients give Full Body Cleanse Tea a meaningful digestive and elimination component alongside its broader herbal cleansing profile.*
Supporting normal elimination
Herbs traditionally used for urinary wellness
The kidneys help filter the blood and regulate fluid and electrolyte balance while producing urine as part of the body's normal waste-elimination process.
Corn silk and juniper berry have long histories of traditional use in urinary and fluid-balance herbal preparations.* Dandelion leaf is also traditionally used for urinary support and naturally provides potassium.
These botanicals complement the digestive herbs in Full Body Cleanse Tea, giving the formula a broader approach to supporting normal elimination.*
Botanical support for liver wellness
Dandelion and burdock in a cleansing tea
The liver plays a central role in processing nutrients and many compounds that enter the body. Supporting general liver wellness therefore fits naturally within a whole-body wellness routine.
Full Body Cleanse Tea contains dandelion leaf and burdock root, two botanicals frequently incorporated into traditional cleansing and liver-support herbal blends.*
Burdock contributes inulin and polyphenols, while dandelion provides flavonoids, phenolic compounds, and naturally occurring minerals. These herbs complement rather than replace the liver's normal physiological functions.
More than a digestive tea
A diverse 11-herb wellness blend
Although digestive support is an important part of Full Body Cleanse Tea, the formula extends beyond digestion.
Mullein has traditionally been incorporated into respiratory herbal preparations. Hawthorn berry is associated with cardiovascular herbal traditions. Corn silk and juniper berry broaden the urinary wellness component, while ginger and peppermint contribute aromatic compounds associated with digestive comfort.*
This variety makes Full Body Cleanse Tea a whole-body herbal tea rather than a formula designed around only one organ or wellness goal.*
A simple addition to a cleansing routine
Warm or cold herbal support
Cleansing routines can involve substantial dietary and lifestyle changes. A cup of herbal tea provides a simple ritual that can be incorporated into the day without adding another capsule-based supplement.
Full Body Cleanse Tea can be consumed warm or cold and can be enjoyed while completing a Dherbs cleanse or as a standalone herbal tea.*
The tea is not equivalent to completing the Dherbs Full Body Cleanse. Instead, it provides a convenient herbal cleansing tea for people who want additional botanical support without following the complete supplement regimen.*
Ingredients
Corn silk
Corn silk consists of the fine strands found inside the husk of corn and has a long history of traditional use in urinary wellness preparations.
Notable vitamins and minerals: Potassium, calcium, magnesium, and small amounts of other naturally occurring minerals.
Notable compounds: Flavonoids, phenolic acids, saponins, phytosterols, and polysaccharides.
Corn silk is included for its traditional association with urinary tract and fluid-balance support, complementing the formula's focus on normal elimination.*
Ginger root
Ginger is a warming culinary spice and traditional digestive herb.
Notable vitamins and minerals: Potassium, magnesium, manganese, vitamin B6, and small amounts of other micronutrients.
Notable compounds: Gingerols, shogaols, paradols, zingerone, and volatile oils.
Ginger contributes aromatic and warming compounds traditionally associated with healthy digestion and digestive comfort.*
Dandelion leaf
Dandelion leaf is a nutrient-rich green with a long history of culinary and traditional herbal use.
Notable vitamins and minerals: Vitamin K, vitamin A precursors, vitamin C, potassium, calcium, and iron.
Notable compounds: Flavonoids, phenolic acids, carotenoids, sesquiterpene lactones, and other polyphenols.
Dandelion leaf complements the formula's liver, urinary, and natural cleansing support while providing naturally occurring phytonutrients.*
Fenugreek seed
Fenugreek is an aromatic seed used in both culinary and traditional wellness practices.
Notable vitamins and minerals: Iron, magnesium, manganese, copper, potassium, and vitamin B6.
Notable compounds: Galactomannan fiber, saponins, trigonelline, diosgenin, flavonoids, and mucilage.
Fenugreek contributes soluble fiber, mucilage, and plant compounds that complement digestive and metabolic wellness.*
Burdock root
Burdock is a traditional root herb commonly incorporated into cleansing formulas.
Notable vitamins and minerals: Potassium, magnesium, manganese, and small amounts of vitamin B6.
Notable compounds: Inulin, lignans, phenolic acids, flavonoids, and other polyphenols.
Burdock provides prebiotic inulin and antioxidant plant compounds while complementing the formula's traditional cleansing and digestive profile.*
Senna leaf
Senna is a botanical primarily used for its effects on bowel regularity.
Notable compounds: Sennosides A and B, anthraquinone glycosides, flavonoids, and mucilage.
Senna helps support bowel movements and digestive regularity, giving Full Body Cleanse Tea a direct elimination-support component.*
Important: Senna is a stimulant laxative and can cause abdominal cramping or diarrhea. It is not intended for prolonged continuous laxative use. Do not use senna-containing products if you have an intestinal obstruction or unexplained severe abdominal pain.
Hawthorn berry
Hawthorn is a berry-bearing botanical with a long history of traditional cardiovascular use.
Notable vitamins and minerals: Vitamin C, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and other micronutrients occur naturally in varying amounts.
Notable compounds: Procyanidins, quercetin, vitexin, rutin, anthocyanins, and other flavonoids.
Hawthorn provides antioxidant flavonoids and polyphenols and broadens the formula's whole-body wellness profile.*
Important: Hawthorn may interact with certain heart and blood-pressure medications. Consult your healthcare professional before use if you take cardiovascular medication.
Mullein leaf
Mullein is a traditional herb widely used in respiratory herbal preparations.
Notable compounds: Mucilage, saponins, flavonoids, iridoid glycosides, and phenolic compounds.
Mullein contributes soothing mucilage and traditional respiratory-supporting botanical compounds, helping broaden the formula beyond digestive and elimination support.*
Juniper berry
Juniper berries are aromatic fruits traditionally used in urinary and digestive herbal preparations.
Notable vitamins and minerals: Vitamin C, potassium, calcium, and iron occur naturally in varying amounts.
Notable compounds: Alpha-pinene, sabinene, limonene, flavonoids, tannins, and other volatile oils.
Juniper berry is included for its traditional association with urinary function and fluid balance, complementing corn silk and dandelion leaf.*
Important: Juniper berry is generally not recommended during pregnancy or for people with significant kidney disease unless approved by a healthcare professional.
Peppermint
Peppermint is an aromatic herb commonly consumed as a digestive tea.
Notable vitamins and minerals: Vitamin A precursors, calcium, potassium, magnesium, iron, and manganese occur naturally in peppermint leaves.
Notable compounds: Menthol, menthone, rosmarinic acid, flavonoids, and other volatile oils.
Peppermint provides a refreshing flavor while contributing compounds traditionally associated with digestive comfort and soothing herbal support.*
Stevia leaf
Stevia is a naturally sweet herb native to South America.
Notable vitamins and minerals: Stevia leaves naturally contain potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, and other trace minerals in varying amounts.
Notable compounds: Steviol glycosides, including stevioside and rebaudioside A, along with flavonoids and phenolic compounds.
Stevia provides natural sweetness without added sugar, helping balance the stronger flavors of the cleansing herbs in Full Body Cleanse Tea.
Important: People with a known allergy or sensitivity to stevia should avoid Full Body Cleanse Tea.
Full Body Cleanse Tea vs. Full Body Cleanse
Herbal cleansing tea vs. complete 20-day cleansing regimen
Despite their similar names, these products are not equivalent.
Full Body Cleanse Tea is an 11-herb tea designed to support natural cleansing, digestion, regularity, and elimination.* It can be enjoyed independently or alongside a cleansing program.
The Full Body Cleanse is a comprehensive 20-day cleansing regimen consisting of multiple herbal formulas taken throughout the day along with specific dietary recommendations.
We recommend Full Body Cleanse Tea when you want convenient herbal cleansing support in tea form.* Choose the Full Body Cleanse when you want to follow Dherbs' complete structured cleansing regimen.
Full Body Cleanse Tea does not replace or provide the same regimen as the Full Body Cleanse.
Full Body Cleanse Tea vs. Full Body Cleanse Tea Bundle
Single container vs. one-month supply
The tea itself is the same; the difference is quantity and intended duration.
One container of Full Body Cleanse Tea provides 20 tea bags, making it suitable for trying the tea or incorporating it periodically into your wellness routine.
The Full Body Cleanse Tea Bundle contains three containers of Full Body Cleanse Tea and is designed as approximately a one-month supply based on two servings per day.
Choose the individual Full Body Cleanse Tea when you want one container. The bundle is more convenient when you plan to drink the tea consistently for a longer period.
Full Body Cleanse Tea vs. Weight Release Tea
Whole-body cleansing vs. weight-management support
Both are herbal teas, but they are formulated around different wellness goals.
Full Body Cleanse Tea focuses on natural cleansing, digestive regularity, elimination, and whole-body wellness.*
Weight Release Tea is formulated more specifically to complement healthy weight-management goals.*
Choose Full Body Cleanse Tea when cleansing and elimination are your main priorities. Consider Weight Release Tea when your wellness routine is more specifically centered on weight management.*
Full Body Cleanse Tea vs. organ-specific herbal teas
Broad cleansing support vs. targeted wellness goals
Full Body Cleanse Tea combines herbs traditionally associated with several areas of wellness, including digestion, elimination, urinary function, liver wellness, and respiratory support.*
Dherbs also offers more targeted herbal teas for customers whose primary goal centers on a particular system. For example, Liver, Gallbladder & Spleen Tea is formulated around those organs, while Kidneys, Bladder & Adrenals Tea provides more targeted urinary and adrenal support.*
Choose Full Body Cleanse Tea when you want a broader herbal cleansing tea. Consider an organ-specific tea when you want a more focused herbal blend.*
How to use
Preparing Full Body Cleanse Tea
Place one tea bag into a cup and add boiled water.
Allow the tea bag to steep for 2 minutes, then cool the tea to a comfortable drinking temperature.
Full Body Cleanse Tea can be enjoyed warm or cold. If desired, add a little lemon juice or a sweetener of your choice.
The tea already contains stevia leaf, which contributes natural sweetness to the blend.
For consistent cleansing support, we recommend incorporating Full Body Cleanse Tea into a balanced wellness routine that includes adequate hydration, whole plant foods, regular physical activity, and sufficient sleep.*
20 tea bags per container
