Frequently Asked Questions about Holy Tea with Blessed Thistle

Absolutely, Dr. Miller's Teas are suitable for children. We suggest that a child consumes between 2 to 4 ounces of any variety of Dr. Miller's Teas daily. You might need to modify this quantity based on its impact on the child's bowel movements. It's important to aim for the child to have 2 or 3 bowel movements each day.

For best results, add 1–2 teaspoons of tea to 8 oz of boiling water. Allow the tea to steep for 5–7 minutes before serving. If possible, use filtered water, as the quality of water can significantly affect the taste. Let the tea cool to a safe, lukewarm temperature before giving it to your child.

Always monitor how your child responds and adjust the amount as needed for their comfort and health.

The tea ingredients are an herbal blend crafted from all-natural and organic  ingredients which include blessed thistle, holy thistle, persimmon leaves, marshmallow leaves and malva leaves.

Blessed thistle is commonly used in extracts and cordials, valued for its traditional role in herbal blends. Each of these botanicals brings its own history of use—marshmallow leaves, for instance, have been appreciated for their soothing properties, while persimmon leaves are often found in classic herbal teas.

Holy Tea does not contain caffeine.

To prepare Blessed Thistle tea, measure out 1 to 2 teaspoons of the dried herbal blend and add it to 8 ounces of freshly boiled water. Let the tea steep for about 5 to 7 minutes to draw out its beneficial properties and flavor. For the best-tasting cup, we recommend using filtered water, as this can make a noticeable difference in the overall taste and quality of your tea. Enjoy warm, and adjust the strength to your preference by steeping a little longer or adding more herbs if desired.

Blessed Thistle tea has been traditionally enjoyed for its potential to support digestive health, help soothe coughs, and encourage breast milk production in nursing mothers. Many cultures have used Blessed Thistle to assist with appetite, ease mild digestive discomforts, and promote natural wellness. However, as with any herbal supplement, please consult your healthcare provider to ensure it's appropriate for your unique needs, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or have existing health conditions.

If you've found Blessed Thistle tea to be a bit too earthy or bitter for your tastes, you're not alone. Fortunately, there are several simple ways to mellow out its flavor:

• Add Sweeteners: Stir in a spoonful of raw, unfiltered honey or a dash of agave nectar to naturally balance the bitterness.
• Blend with Other Herbs: Combine Blessed Thistle with flavorful herbs like peppermint, cinnamon, or ginger for a more inviting aroma and smoother taste. 
• Serve Chilled or with Lemon: Enjoying the tea over ice or adding a slice of fresh lemon can lift the flavor profile and provide a refreshing twist.

Experiment with these options until you find your preferred blend. If you're new to herbal teas, starting with a small amount and adjusting to taste can make the introduction much more pleasant.

Blessed Thistle tea has a distinctly earthy, robust flavor with a pronounced bitter edge—think of it as nature’s way of reminding you it means business. On its own, the taste can be a bit bold for some palates. To mellow out the bitterness, many tea drinkers like to pair it with complementary flavors such as fresh peppermint, warming cinnamon, zesty ginger, or a drizzle of raw, unfiltered honey. These ingredients not only mask the bitterness but can also make your cup a more enjoyable part of your daily routine.

Blessed Thistle tea has a naturally robust and earthy taste that some may find a bit strong on its own. To mellow out the flavor, consider blending it with other herbal or natural ingredients. Popular choices include peppermint, cinnamon, ginger, or a spoonful of raw, unfiltered honey. These additions can enhance the overall taste experience while still supporting the natural benefits of the tea.

This product contains cathartic herbs. A cathartic is a herb that accelerates defecation. This is a much harsher and stronger action than laxatives, which ease the movement of the bowels. 

Pregnant and nursing women, the elderly, children, and individuals suffering from any illness or health condition should consult with a physician prior to using this or any herbal supplement

Blessed thistle is also known as holy thistle, and it shares close botanical ties with other members of the Centaurea family, which are sometimes called knapweeds. These related species are found in various regions and are notable for their vigorous growth. If you see references to "holy thistle," rest assured it's simply another name for blessed thistle—no need for confusion!

Blessed thistle (Cnicus benedictus) originates from the sunny shores of the Mediterranean. This annual herb is part of the daisy family and stands out with its slim, elongated leaves and a dense covering of fine hairs. Its most distinctive feature is the spiky green flowerhead, which definitely catches the eye in any herbal blend.

Blessed thistle is traditionally known for its cooling and drying energetic qualities, making it a popular choice in herbal blends for promoting balance within the body. When it comes to flavor, expect a pronounced bitter note—a hallmark of many classic herbal teas. This bitterness is not only distinctive but also valued for supporting digestion and overall wellness.

You might want to increase your tea consumption or enhance its strength by using additional tea bags.

Take a break from consuming tea for a day. After that, gradually reduce your tea intake or use fewer tea bags when preparing it until you achieve the results you want.

The herbs are cultivated in the United States and are organic.

Blessed Thistle tea is made from the leaves and flowering tops of the Cnicus benedictus plant. This herb is native to the Mediterranean region, where it has a long history of use in traditional herbal practices for its wellness-supporting properties.

Blessed thistle receives strong marks for sustainability. Here’s a breakdown:

• Origin Distance: Sourced locally within the contributing minimal transportation impact.
• Organic Practices: Grown using certified organic methods, ensuring no synthetic pesticides or fertilizers are used.
• Fair Trade Standards: While the herbs are cultivated by growers following responsible practices, not all blessed thistle is certified fair trade.
• Waste Reduction: Growers strive for minimal waste throughout the harvesting and processing stages.
• Sustainable Certifications: Some sources may carry additional sustainability certifications such as. For Life or equivalent programs.
• Energy Usage: Efforts are made to conserve energy during production and packaging.

Overall, blessed thistle is evaluated favorably for its sustainable agricultural and production practices.

Dr. Miller’s organic detox Holy Tea is made in the United States.

Our Blessed Thistle tea is available in a variety of sizes to fit your needs:

• 2 oz Bag: Provides about 30 servings.
• 1/2 lb Bulk Bag: Contains approximately 120 servings—great for regular tea drinkers.
• Sample Bag: Perfect for trying it out, offering 3 to 5 servings per bag.

Choose the size that best matches your tea routine or let yourself sample it before committing to a larger amount.

Dr. Miller includes Youthin on the label since Holy Tea is an integral component of his Youthin product line.

Dr. Miller suggests that you consume his Holy Tea either one hour prior to or one hour following your medication.

No, Dr. Miller’s Holy Tea does not contain caffeine like other teas on the market

Yes, you can drink Dr. Miller’s tea hot or cold.

You may drink Dr. Miller’s Holy Tea as long as you desire. Dr. Miller’s Teas contain NO SENNA. Senna leaves a residue in the colon that could lead to health problems.

Holy Tea does not contain caffeine.

It may not be suitable for pregnant women. This product contains cathartic herbs. Pregnant and nursing women, the elderly, children, and individuals suffering from any illness or health condition should consult with a physician prior to using this or any herbal supplement

This product contains cathartic herbs. A cathartic is a herb that accelerates defecation. This is a much harsher and stronger action than laxatives, which ease the movement of the bowels. 

Pregnant and nursing women, the elderly, children, and individuals suffering from any illness or health condition should consult with a physician prior to using this or any herbal supplement

Dr. Miller indicates that overgrowth of Candida yeast may likely to be the result of a dirty colon.  To help in cleaning the colon you should drink 8 oz of organic Holy Tea  at least twice a day (with breakfast and dinner).

No. Dr. Miller's Holy Tea really exists. It is a unique organic herbal tea blend of all-natural ingredients specially formulated by Dr. Bill Miller.

The name is taken from the traditional name of one of the ingredients, a widely-used medicinal herb known as Holy Thistle. Other medicinal herbs in Holy Tea are blessed thistle, persimmon leaves, marshmallow leaves and malva leaves.

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