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Lemon Basil Green Tea Detox Water

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To cleanse your system and flush toxins try Lemon Basil Green Tea Detox Water. Drink this for three days to banish belly bloat and gain more energy.

Green Tea Detox Water

Green Tea Benefits Read More Here

  • Antioxidants in Green Tea May Lower Your Risk of Various Types of Cancer
  • Green Tea May Protect Your Brain in your Golden Years, Lowering Your Risk of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s has been found.
  • The drink May Lower Your Risk of Type II Diabetes
  • Lower Your Risk of Becoming Obese and LOSE Weight
  • It Can Help Mobilize Fat From Fat Cells

Lemon Benefits – Lemons are a great source of Vitamin C and Potassium. This is a virtually fat free food which punches a massive amount of flavor. Lemon aids in liver detox and alkalizes the body. Lemon juice is also a mild diuretic, so adding it to your water is going to help flush out those toxins.

Basil Benefits

  • Contains Disease-Fighting Antioxidants.
  • Acts as an Anti-Inflammatory.
  • Fights Cancer.
  • Contains Antibacterial Properties.
  • Contains Antimicrobial Properties that Fight Viruses and Infections.
  • Combats Stress by Acting as an ‘Adaptogen’
  • Promotes Cardiovascular Health.
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Lemon Basil Green Tea Detox Water
Drink for three days to cut a bloating belly!
Ingredients
  • 1 Gallon Spring Water
  • 3 Lemons sliced
  • 2 Handful Basil Leaves
  • 4 Bags Green Tea
Instructions
  1. Boil a cup of spring water from your gallon of water and add Green Tea Bags, steep for a few minutes.
  2. Add back into the Gallon of Spring Water.
  3. Agg lemons and Ginger.
  4. Drink this for three days.

Do you have a favorite detox drink?

To cleanse your system and flush toxins try <strong>Lemon Basil Green Tea Detox Water</strong>. Drink this for three days to banish belly bloat and gain more energy.<br />

April and Dave are the creators of Skinny Over 40 which is about living a healthy lifestyle over 40, and under. We give you the skinny on detoxing and weight loss.

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16 Comments

  • swood97

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    We enjoy tea, especially Sun Tea. I'll have to give your recipe a try especially if it will give me more energy!

  • Heather Lawrence

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    Hmm, when you say to drink this for 3 days are you eating food as well? I know with us food combining is quite an issues. If we eat the wrong things together we experience bloating. Will have to try this and see what happens.

  • Sherryl Wilson

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    I think I would love anything with lemon and basil. They are two of my favorite flavors especially when combined.

  • Scott

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    I guess I'm one of the few that has never tried green tea. I love regular tea, but end up putting a ton of sugar in it!

  • Milena Barrett

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    Oh, I'm going to try this out. I've drank water and lemon and green tea, but never all together and with basil! Interesting!

  • Stephanie Jeannot

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    I love these refreshing waters but did not really know the benefits of drinking them until now. Yummy! I will try this at home.

  • Mandy @ A Cupful of Carters

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    I like drinking detox tea from time to time. This one sounds like a flavorful one.

  • reesann723

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    This looks so delicious and refreshing!!! I never had basil in a drink before!

  • Diane Sullivan

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    Ii could use a detox about now!....Well maybe after ther weekend!

  • Paula Atwell

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    This is a great way to detox. Sometimes if you are feeling sluggish, a detox is the perfect way to refresh.

  • colleen kennedy

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    Ooooh, I've been looking for a good detox drink. Trying this! TY

  • Nikki

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    This sounds like it's super refreshing and I love all the ingredients, so it's definitely worth a try!

  • Deb Ursum

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    This sounds delicious, but the recipe does not coincide with the ingredients. In the instructions calls for ginger, when the ingredients call for basil. It creates questions on the validity of the statements in my mind.

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