The cleansing tea is to be drunk every other day for 14-day period. The pouch comes with 7 tea bags for $29.95. That is $4.28 per tea bag! The company has recently introduced protein shakes, which are low in calories (130 calories), high in carbs (21.8 g) and (even though it is a key ingredient when considering protein shakes) low in protein (only 9.1 g). When looking at protein shakes we recommend choosing one that has at least 15g of protein.*
Do Dieters Lose Weight On The Bootea Diet?
Looking at the ingredients provided we highly doubt that tea alone can produce any weight loss besides that it could dehydrate your body because of the laxative qualities of the tea and make you lose some water weight, which will come back as soon as you stop drinking the teas.* Many customers stated that the teas were overpriced, and that the cleanse did really nothing for them in the long run. As a whole there were not that many happy customers from outside sources, there were more angry and confused individuals if anything.
Is The Bootea Diet Easy To Follow?
The tea does come with a downloadable pdf. file which has some meal suggestions, of which do not have to be followed. It is recommended to drink the detox tea every other day for either 14 days or 28 days.
Conclusion
Even though the company is located in the U.K. the teas appear to be shipped from Asia and the cheap looking tea pouches as well as the tea quality itself just does not look appetizing. Bootea heavily relies on social media presence and advertise its products mostly for young people that are looking for that instant fast working magic solution.* It makes it look fun to drink Bootea. The idea behind their advertising makes it look like they are implying that if you want to be fun and have great shape – drink their teas. With the latest desire for instant satisfaction, it might look like a great product to try. But it is just that: a dream that cannot be fulfilled without changing your lifestyle and adapting to healthy eating ways.
The bottom line is that Bootea is another tea detox product that promises to cleanse your body and help lose weight while it has no scientific evidence of any ingredients working the way it is said to be.*
*Please keep in mind that with any diet or weight loss program, individual results will vary.
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*Individual results will vary.
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About the Author: Lucy Hall
