Iaso Tea is an herbal tea made from natural and high-quality ingredients that claim to rid the body from toxins and aid in weight loss. However, there has been a lot of negative connotation over these types of teas because their “quick” weight loss results are proven to be from losing water weight instead of body mass. If you want more information on the specific products we made an article reviewing the Iaso Tea products in depth here.
Most people struggle with their weight, don’t be discouraged, start detoxing now with Zero Tea and steep up your metabolism. We all want to look and feel better and that can be difficult if your body feels sluggish and bloated. Today’s modern American diet AKA S.A.D (Standard American Diet) has left Americans feeling sluggish, bloated, and packing on the pounds due to refined /processed ingredients, trans fats, stabilizers, artificial dyes, artificial flavorings and the lack of whole foods that contain essential nutrients, prebiotics and probiotics that our bodies are craving. What can you do? You can start by making simple yet effective changes, like drinking Zero Tea, water, eating whole foods and moving everyday. Those are life changes that will benefit you everyday for as long as you keep it up.
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Research has found that drinking tea may help lower your risk of stroke and heart disease, lower your blood pressure, improve your mood, and even help with weight loss. There is still so much to learn about the detoxifying properties of teas and the many ingredients used in them. What we do know is that it tastes great, helps get healthy nutrients into your body, increases your water intake (which will help with weight loss and other water benefits), and may help ease some pains and inflammation. (5)
