10 Tea Brands You Should NEVER Drink (And 5 That Are Actually Clean to Use)

Most people believe tea is one of the healthiest drinks on earth, but new investigations show a much darker truth. Many popular tea brands contain pesticides, heavy metals, artificial flavors, and even microplastics that can quietly harm your liver, hormones, and immune system, especially if you are over sixty. What looks like a simple cup of tea may be exposing your body to toxins every single day without you even noticing.

In this video, you will discover ten tea brands you should never drink because of contamination, unsafe farming practices, and misleading “natural” labels. You will also learn about five clean and trustworthy brands that are actually safe, transparent, and produced with strict quality standards. We explain which teas have the highest pesticide residues, which so-called detox teas can strain your liver, how artificial flavor chemicals are hidden on ingredient lists, and why cheap tea bags release microplastics into your body.

Before you make your next cup, watch this video from start to finish. Your health and your peace of mind depend on knowing what is really inside your tea.

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