Organic Cleavers Tea

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1oz = 20 servings + 5 reusable tea bags


Organic Cleavers is grown onsite here at Seeding Reciprocity, a 501c3 Regenerative Farm.


Cleavers (Galium aparine), also known as "catchweed" or "stickyweed," is a herb with various traditional uses and potential health benefits. Here are some key advantages associated with cleavers:

  1. Lymphatic System Support: Cleavers are often used to support the lymphatic system. They may help stimulate lymphatic flow and drainage, which can be beneficial for detoxification and reducing swelling or fluid retention.
  2. Diuretic Effects: Cleavers have mild diuretic properties, which can promote urine production and help reduce fluid retention in the body. This can be useful for conditions related to fluid imbalance.
  3. Detoxification: The herb is sometimes used as a natural detoxifier, helping to eliminate waste and toxins from the body through increased urine output and lymphatic drainage.
  4. Skin Health: Cleavers are used in traditional medicine to support skin health. They may help treat conditions such as acne, eczema, and psoriasis due to their anti-inflammatory and cleansing properties.
  5. Anti-Inflammatory Effects: The herb has anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce inflammation and relieve symptoms associated with inflammatory conditions.
  6. Digestive Health: Cleavers may have mild digestive benefits, including soothing the digestive tract and aiding in digestion.
  7. Support for Urinary Tract Health: Cleavers are sometimes used to support urinary tract health, including relieving symptoms of urinary tract infections and promoting overall urinary function.
  8. Wound Healing: Traditionally, cleavers have been used topically to promote wound healing and reduce inflammation in minor skin injuries.
  9. General Well-Being: Cleavers are thought to have a general tonic effect, promoting overall health and well-being through their cleansing and supportive actions on bodily systems.

While cleavers are generally considered safe for most people, it's important to use them appropriately and consult with a healthcare provider before starting any new herbal treatment, especially if you have underlying health conditions or are taking other medications.