Active Liver Tea is a loose herbal blend traditionally used to support the liver, digestion, and the body’s natural cleansing processes. Rooted in long-standing herbal traditions, this formula combines earthy botanicals commonly associated with detoxification, circulation, and internal balance.

Dandelion root and burdock root have historically been used to support liver function, digestion, and elimination, while yellow dock root is traditionally associated with digestive stimulation and blood-building herbal practices. Red clover has long been incorporated into wellness blends focused on purification and circulation, while nettle and plantain are commonly used to support mineral intake, urinary health, and general system balance. A small amount of stevia provides a naturally mild sweetness that softens the earthy character of the tea.

Active liver tea is typically prepared by steeping the herbal blend in hot water before consumption, full instructions are on the package. It is often enjoyed as part of a daily wellness routine focused on digestion, internal balance, and seasonal cleansing practices.

Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight. Keep sealed to preserve freshness and aroma.

About Underground Apothecary LLC:
Underground Apothecary LLC is dedicated to reconnecting people with the wisdom of nature through ethically sourced herbs and traditional plant remedies. Every product is chosen with care for its purity, potency, and historical significance in herbal practice. Our mission is to honor the earth’s natural pharmacy by offering high-quality botanicals that support holistic wellness, ritual use, and personal empowerment. We believe in transparency, sustainability, and the timeless power of herbs to nurture body, mind, and spirit.

Disclaimer:
This product is sold for educational and traditional purposes only. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use, especially if pregnant, nursing, or taking medications related to blood sugar, blood pressure, or kidney function.