Bojenmi Chinese Weight Loss Tea
$12.49
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Bojenmi Chinese Weight Loss Tea
$12.49
Size 2.12 oz (60g), 20 teabags
What it is:
Bojenmi Tea is a popular product that has been used mainly for weight loss for the past twenty years. The herbs in this tea are traditionally used to enhance digestion, remove food stagnation, resolve accumulations of phlegm and moisture, and provide a slight laxative action. These four primary therapeutic actions is the combination relied by Chinese doctors to promote weight loss and reduce blood lipids.
Which concerns is it good for?
✔ Weight loss
✔ High cholesterol
✔ Low energy
Key benefits:
- Aids digestion
- Removes food stagnation
- Removes phlegm
- Promotes bowel movements
Traditional Chinese medicine benefits:
- Benefits the stomach Qi
- Dispels dampness
What else you need to know:
Bojenmi uniquely combines twelve kinds of medicinal herbs, a concoction of a well-tested herbalist's prescription, to help reduce body fat. It supports lowering the cholesterol of the aged, thus preventing atherosclerosis and high blood pressure and heart disorders.
Suggested usage:
- Steep 1 teabag per 8 oz of boiled water for 3 to 4 minutes.
- Drink 2 to 3 times daily.
- No other dietary restrictions are necessary.
Crataigus Pinnatifida (Hawthorn), Fructus Hordel Germinatus (Barley Sprout), Poria Cocos Woff (Yu Ling), Citrus Chachinesis Hortorum (Citrus Peel), Rhizoma Alismatis (Water Plantain), Massa Medicata Fermentata (Fermented Wheat with Artemisia Herb), Pharbitis Nil (Morning Glory Seed), Phaseolus Angularis (Red Bean), Raphanus Sativus (Radish Seed), Prunella Vulgaris, Cassia Tora (Senna), Pogostemon Cablin (Patchouli Herb), White Tea
Frequently asked questions
What is Bojenmi tea?
Bojenmi is a popular Chinese herbal tea that combines twelve herbs with white tea in convenient teabags. It has been sold for about twenty years, and its herbs are traditionally used to support digestion, clear food stagnation, and resolve dampness and phlegm, with a slight laxative action. Each box holds 20 teabags, 2.12 oz (60 g) in total.
Can Bojenmi tea be part of a weight management routine?
Bojenmi is traditionally used to support digestion and healthy metabolism, and it works best alongside a balanced diet and regular exercise. It is not a shortcut, and we do not promise any particular result. In Chinese medicine its herbs are used to enhance digestion, clear food stagnation, resolve dampness, and gently promote regularity, which can be a helpful part of a healthy routine.
What herbs are in Bojenmi tea?
Bojenmi contains hawthorn fruit, barley sprout, Poria, citrus peel, water plantain (Alisma), fermented wheat with artemisia (medicated leaven), morning glory seed, red bean, radish seed, Prunella, Cassia tora, and patchouli herb, plus white tea. Hawthorn, barley sprout, radish seed, and medicated leaven are classic Chinese digestive herbs used to move food stagnation.
How do I brew Bojenmi tea?
Steep 1 teabag in 8 oz of freshly boiled water for 3 to 4 minutes. The suggested amount is 2 to 3 cups daily, and no other dietary restrictions are necessary. Drinking a cup after meals fits its traditional role as a digestive tea, and you can steep a little longer for a stronger cup or a little shorter for a lighter one.
Does Bojenmi tea contain caffeine?
Yes, a small amount. Bojenmi includes white tea, which naturally contains some caffeine, so it is not a caffeine-free herbal tea. If you are sensitive to caffeine, it may help to enjoy your last cup earlier in the day. The rest of the blend is made of herbs such as hawthorn, barley sprout, citrus peel, and Poria.
Is Bojenmi a laxative?
It has a slight laxative action rather than a strong one. Ingredients such as morning glory seed and Cassia tora are traditionally used to promote bowel movements, which is part of how the formula clears food stagnation. If you notice loose stools or cramping, cut back to one cup a day or take a break. It is not meant to replace medical care for ongoing digestive problems.
Who should not drink Bojenmi tea?
Avoid Bojenmi during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and do not give it to children unless a practitioner advises it. Because it has a mild laxative effect, it may not suit people with loose stools or a delicate digestion. If you take prescription medicines, especially for blood pressure, cholesterol, or blood sugar, check with your doctor before adding it to your routine.
How long does a box of Bojenmi tea last?
Each box contains 20 teabags (2.12 oz, 60 g). At the suggested 2 to 3 cups a day, one box lasts roughly 7 to 10 days. Herbal teas like this are usually enjoyed as part of a daily routine over several weeks rather than a few days, so keeping an extra box on hand saves you from running out.