Kombucha Tea
Unsafe with pregnancy
This is tea fermented from a special 'mushroom'. The 'mushroom' is in truth a slab of an agreeable growth between a yeast and a good natured bacteria (Symbiotic Culture Of Bacteria and Yeast: SCOBY)
Caution
It is generally safe especially when less than 120 mls per day is ingested
Contamination during the process of fermentation can result in serious side effects affecting all body systems
Rarely, it may cause:
- Liver problems
- Kidney damage
- Death
Avoid in:
Poor immunity conditions
Therapy for:
Memory loss
Joint pain
Aging
Premenstrual syndrome
High blood pressure
Supportive care for cancer
Constipation
Improve body resilience
Comments
Be aware that it has a mild alcohol content; avoid when alcohol is not desirable or appropriate
There is no scientific evidence of its effectivenesss in treating any disease
Unsafe with diabetes
Unsafe with children
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