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I drank hibiscus tea and felt nauseaus after. i wanted to vomit and so i did. i felt better instantly. is that just my body's way of releasing toxins or should i be worried?
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Don't be worried: because your body took care of the issue. Hibiscus tea is quite safe, even has some health benefits like reducing blood pressure. Plus, it's tasty! But maybe your body is saying you don't like it, or there was something else in it that didn't agree with you. I wouldn't worry too much about toxins being involved at all.
Answered 9/29/2015
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