Is laxative tea bad for you?

Is laxative tea bad for you?

Used in moderation, laxative teas can relieve constipation. But obviously, overuse is dangerous. Drinking too much of these teas or steeping them too long can lead to liver, kidney, and colon problems, and the FDA has reported several deaths resulting from laxative tea abuse.

How long does it take for laxative tea to work?

Most important: Laxative teas are not magic. While they should start kicking in within six to eight hours, if, like me, you ate your body weight in fast food hoping for a get-out-of-jail-free card, it may take a few hours longer to feel relief.

Is Slim tea a laxative?

Share on Pinterest Slimming teas may contain laxatives and diuretics, which may cause health complications. Some slimming teas contain senna, a natural laxative. The FDA state there have been reports of problems associated with drinking slimming teas, containing senna.