Matula Tea: Safe or Not?
“At the end of the day, the goals are simple: safety and security”-Jodi Rell.
However, the question is this: Is Matula Tea safe to drink? This article presents some facts about Matula Tea. The objective is to bombard the minds of the readers with substantial information about Matula Tea to consider in their verdict whether the said tea is safe or not.
Below Are Some Facts About Matula Tea
Matula Tea is a perfectly natural product and may be taken safely with other medications. All the ingredients of Matula herbal tea are grown wild in various parts of Southern Africa. Scientifically “in-vitro” laboratory tests show anti-bacterial properties of Matula Tea eradicate all strains of Helicobacter Pylori.
It is believed that prolonged usage of Matula Tea has shown to be very beneficial to people who are suffering from Candida overgrowth in the intestines as well as effectively relieving symptoms associated with acid reflux (GERD).
In particular, Matula Tea has the following effects: it regulates the production of stomach acids which promotes the healing of heartburn and reflux disease. It aids in rebuilding the protective mucus lining of the stomach. It also promotes the healing of damaged tissues.
To back up the claims of the said Matula Tea, Professor Patrick JD Bouic Ph.D. from the Dept. of Medical Microbiology at the University of Stellenbosch did the laboratory “in-vitro” testing for Matula Tea and was most impressed at how effective Matula Herbal Tea proved itself to be in the eradication of H. pylori.
The tests show that at a concentration of 50% the inhibition of Helicobacter pylori bacterium is 93%. What does it mean? It means that a 50% concentration means that the study used two identically equal portions, one portion containing Helicobacter pylori bacterium and the other exact-sized portion containing Matula. Inhibition is the amount of the bacterium that was killed off when the two portions are brought in contact with each other.
He concluded that Matula Herbal Tea displays potent activity against the bacteria H. pylori, the main cause of stomach ulcers and gastric cancer. The results are so conclusive that Professor Bouic has kindly given Matula Herbal Tea his endorsement.
Now, let’s get into the main topic. Is it safe to drink Matula herbal tea? The laboratory tests have proven that. For many, they have experienced very good results over the years. It has been instrumental in treating successfully various ailments associated with the Esophagus, Stomach, and Duodenum. Further Matula herbal tea has been used to treat Ulcerative Colitis, Non-ulcerative Dyspepsia, Dysbiosis, IBS and has been shown to reduce inflammation in respect of Diverticulitis.
Another proof that Matula Tea is safe to drink is that it underwent the quality standards during the process. The different herbs are sun-dried after picking. When dry the herbs are blended in a specific ratio and then milled. Thereafter the tea blend is subjected to a process of steaming. This process will ensure that any form of bacteria and fungi will be eliminated.
Thereafter the herbs blend is packed into a standard tea sachet, which is further packed into a protective foil bag. The final processing and packaging is carried out by an accredited manufacturing company, which is registered by the FDA and further enjoys USDA NOP production standards certification, SGS organic production standards certification, and is also HACCP registered.
For Matula Tea to take effect, it is to be taken for 30 days, twice a day. One cup is taken before breakfast in the morning and the other at least 2 hours after dinner before going to bed. Although you might feel a lot better after a couple of weeks, it is most important to complete the treatment course.
Should you for whatever reason wish to continue taking Matula herbal tea after you have completed the 30-day treatment course, it is not a problem, as the tea is completely non-toxic. However, if you merely wish to eradicate the Helicobacter Pylori bacteria, a 30 days treatment course should be sufficient.
However, for individuals who are on medication, pregnant, nursing mothers, and children, it is strongly advised to consult with their doctor before starting a treatment course. The tea is non-toxic but no official tests have been done. It is recommended that regarding this matter, they should discuss it with their doctor before taking the tea.
In conclusion, after reading some facts about Matula Tea, it is now in your hands to decide whether Matula Tea is safe to drink or not.
“I am so thrilled that this tea actually worked. I followed the regimen religiously though I was in Hawaii for 15 days during part of the course. The bubbly acidic saliva is gone, gurgling and bloating, gone. What a relief! The worst part for me was that I felt compelled to tell anyone I was cooking for that I had a contagious condition. I was in Hawaii with family members and I worried the whole time that they could get this. Now I can relax around others again” -Paula, USA.
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