ParaWrm Tea Herbal tea to support digestive health and maintain a balanced intestinal environment

Herbal support for digestive and intestinal wellness

ParaWrm Tea combines 10 traditional herbs selected for their longstanding use in digestive health, intestinal wellness, and natural cleansing practices.* The blend includes black walnut leaf, wormwood leaf, clove buds, cinnamon bark, quassia wood, neem leaf, epazote leaf, senna leaf, boldo leaf, and stevia leaf.

Rather than relying on one botanical, this tea brings together herbs with different traditional uses. Some ingredients are valued for digestive support, while others have historically been included in herbal preparations intended to support the body's natural defenses and maintain a balanced intestinal environment.*

A traditional herbal approach

Herbal traditions have long used bitter, aromatic, and warming botanicals as part of digestive preparations. ParaWrm Tea follows that approach by combining bitter herbs such as wormwood, quassia, and boldo with aromatic ingredients such as clove and cinnamon.*

The result is a distinctive herbal tea intended for people looking to incorporate traditional botanical support into their wellness routine.*

Supporting a healthy internal environment

The digestive tract plays an important role in nutrient digestion, elimination, and overall wellness. Maintaining healthy digestive function involves more than focusing on a single ingredient or organism. Adequate hydration, a balanced diet, fiber-rich foods, regular movement, and healthy bowel habits all contribute to digestive wellness.

ParaWrm Tea complements those habits with a targeted blend of traditional herbs used to support intestinal health and digestive balance.*

What makes ParaWrm Tea different?

A focused herbal tea blend

Many herbal teas are formulated primarily for relaxation, hydration, or general digestive comfort. ParaWrm Tea has a more specific purpose, combining herbs traditionally associated with intestinal wellness and internal cleansing.*

Its formula includes botanicals such as black walnut leaf, wormwood, clove, neem, and epazote, giving the tea a more specialized herbal profile than a general-purpose digestive tea.

Naturally bold herbal flavor

Because the formula contains several bitter and aromatic herbs, ParaWrm Tea has a naturally strong herbal taste. If desired, we recommend adding a small amount of raw honey, maple syrup, agave, or lemon to make the tea more enjoyable.

The tea can be enjoyed warm or cooled and served cold.

Ingredients

Black walnut leaf

Black walnut leaf contains naturally occurring tannins, flavonoids, and other polyphenolic compounds. Black walnut has a long history of use in traditional herbal preparations for intestinal and digestive wellness.* It is included to support a balanced internal environment.*

Wormwood leaf

Wormwood contains bitter compounds, including sesquiterpene lactones, as well as aromatic volatile compounds. Traditionally, bitter herbs such as wormwood have been used to support digestion and intestinal wellness.* Wormwood is included because of its traditional role in herbal preparations focused on digestive and intestinal support.*

Clove buds

Clove buds are naturally rich in eugenol, a distinctive aromatic compound, along with other polyphenols. Clove has traditionally been used to support digestion and digestive comfort.* Clove also contributes much of the characteristic warming, aromatic quality of the tea.

Cinnamon bark

Cinnamon bark contains aromatic compounds, particularly cinnamaldehyde, along with naturally occurring polyphenols. It has a long history of traditional use for digestive and gastrointestinal wellness.* Cinnamon is included to provide warming herbal support while complementing the other botanicals in the blend.

Quassia wood

Quassia is a naturally bitter botanical containing quassinoids, the compounds largely responsible for its intense bitter character. Traditionally, bitter herbs such as quassia have been used in digestive preparations.* It is included to complement the other bitter herbs in the formula and support traditional digestive wellness.*

Neem leaf

Neem leaf contains naturally occurring limonoids, flavonoids, and other plant compounds. Neem has a long history of traditional use in herbal wellness practices, including preparations intended to support internal balance.* Neem is included as part of the tea's broader botanical approach to maintaining a healthy internal environment.*

Epazote leaf

Epazote contains naturally occurring aromatic compounds, including terpenes and other volatile plant constituents. Traditionally, epazote has been used in digestive preparations.* It is included to complement the digestive herbs in the formula and contribute to the tea's distinctive herbal profile.*

Senna leaf

Senna leaves contain sennosides, naturally occurring compounds traditionally used to support bowel movements and intestinal elimination.* Senna is included to support the body's natural elimination processes. Because senna can promote bowel movements, it is one of the more functionally active ingredients in this blend.

Boldo leaf

Boldo leaf contains naturally occurring alkaloids and polyphenolic compounds and has traditionally been used in digestive and liver-supporting herbal preparations.* It contributes bitter botanical support to the formula and complements the other herbs traditionally used for digestive wellness.*

Stevia leaf

Stevia leaf contains naturally sweet compounds called steviol glycosides, which provide sweetness without the same caloric contribution as ordinary sugar.* Stevia is included primarily to improve the tea's flavor and balance the bitterness of the other herbs.

ParaWrm Tea vs. ParaWrm Formula

Tea bags vs. capsules

ParaWrm Tea and ParaWrm Formula share several traditional botanicals, including clove, wormwood, epazote, black walnut, and neem.* The primary difference is the format and overall formula design.

ParaWrm Tea contains 10 herbs in convenient tea bags and is designed as a simple way to incorporate traditional herbal support into a daily routine.*

ParaWrm Formula is a more extensive capsule formula that combines numerous botanicals with the digestive enzymes papain and bromelain.* It is better suited to someone specifically looking for a broader herbal-and-enzyme supplement rather than a tea.

Choose ParaWrm Tea if you prefer a brewed herbal beverage. Choose ParaWrm Formula if you prefer capsules and want the additional digestive enzyme component.*

ParaWrm Tea vs. Full Body Cleanse Tea

Targeted intestinal support vs. broader cleansing support

ParaWrm Tea has a focused formula built around herbs traditionally used for intestinal and digestive wellness.*

Full Body Cleanse Tea takes a broader approach, combining herbs such as dandelion leaf, burdock root, ginger root, corn silk, senna, peppermint, and other botanicals traditionally used to support the body's natural cleansing processes.*

If your primary interest is digestive and intestinal herbal support, ParaWrm Tea is the more targeted choice. If you want a broader herbal tea focused on general cleansing and digestive regularity, consider Full Body Cleanse Tea.*

ParaWrm Tea vs. ParaWrm Cleanse

A tea vs. a complete cleansing regimen

ParaWrm Tea is a standalone herbal tea containing 20 tea bags. It is a straightforward option for people who want a targeted botanical tea without following a larger cleansing program.*

ParaWrm Cleanse is a comprehensive 20-day regimen that includes several formulas addressing different areas of the body's natural cleansing processes, including a ParaWrm formula and ParaWrm Tea.*

Choose ParaWrm Tea for a simple tea-based approach. Choose ParaWrm Cleanse when you are specifically looking for a structured, multi-product cleansing regimen.*

How to prepare ParaWrm Tea

Simple preparation

Place one tea bag in a cup and add boiled water. Allow the tea to steep for approximately two minutes, then remove the tea bag and allow the beverage to cool to a comfortable drinking temperature.

Add lemon juice or your preferred sweetener if desired. Raw honey, maple syrup, or agave can help balance the naturally strong herbal flavor.

ParaWrm Tea can be enjoyed warm or cold.*

* Do not drink while pregnant or lactating.

20 tea bags per container