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Golden time to drink green tea mixed
with honey is good for the liver and kidneys. 

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Why is green tea mixed with honey good for the liver and kidneys? 

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Green tea is rich in antioxidants,
rooting, helping the liver reduce the 

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metabolic burden, and supporting detoxification. 

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Honey has mild anti-inflammatory
properties, supports liver function and 

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helps kidney filter better when used correctly. 

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When combined at the right time, this
drink helps the body feel light and 

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alert without harming the liver and kidneys. 

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Golden time to drink 

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1. In the morning, 20-30 minutes after
waking up, drink warm green tea mixed 

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with honey, not too thick. 

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Should drink after a snack, a slice
of bread, a banana. 

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Benefits, helps the liver warm up gently
after a night of detoxification. 

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Supports the kidneys to excrete sebum
more effectively, reducing morning fatigue and sluggishness. 

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2. In the middle of the morning, around
9-10 am, drink in moderation, diluted tea. 

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Benefits, supports liver to process fat. 

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3. Helps the kidneys filter blood
stably, increase alertness, and does not 

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put pressure on the liver like coffee. 

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Time not to drink 

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When completely hungry 

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Before bed, drink too much or too much
tea during the day. 

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These times can cause the liver and
kidneys to work harder, easily causing 

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thick scrambling and mild dehydration. 

