I have experienced exactly the same. I bought Yogi Berry DeTox and after just the second day (one cup per day) I could not sleep a minute. It kept me up all night despite that there are no stimulants (e.g. caffeine) in this version of the tea, or at least none is indicated on the label. It seems that some of us just might be sensitive to some of the ingredients.
Detox teas can aid weight loss by improving the metabolic rate and decreasing water weight (by increasing the urinary output). Regular consumption of detox teas might offer positive results in terms of weight loss. However, it does not result in fat loss. You will need to make lifestyle changes, follow good food habits, and exercise, along with drinking detox teas, to lose fat.
Not just any tea will do the trick, but if you drink the right herbal teas in the right quantities, you will enjoy some serious health benefits. Choose teas that contain thermogenic properties and cleansing antioxidants. When antioxidants pass through the digestive tract and fleshy tissues of your body, they exhibit a cleansing effect, support the efficiency and health of cells and their functions, and some trace amounts of stimulants have been used for ages to curb hunger. You’ll see an increase in overall health and support your fat loss journey.
Iaso tea promotes that it only takes five days for the tea to start producing weight loss effects, however, this is not real weight loss results. This is a result of the loss of water weight due to the diuretics in the tea, but real bodyweight loss can be achieved through the tea. The tea works best over a period of time of consuming it daily while eating healthy and exercising consistently.
When keep consuming unhealthy food our body collect toxins that can't go our easily. Detox teas contain specific blends of natural ingredients which flush these toxins and chemicals we are consuming out of our vital organs. Those herbs are extremely effective for reducing cholesterol, body fat, improve digestive system and help our body losing weight.
