What is the drink Kombucha supposed to do for you?!


Question: I tried some and it tasted like vinegar! But apparently it's good for your metabolism and digestion?...anything you know about kombucha would be greatly appreciated so I can decide if I should keep drinkin' the stuff...lol...


Answers: I tried some and it tasted like vinegar! But apparently it's good for your metabolism and digestion?...anything you know about kombucha would be greatly appreciated so I can decide if I should keep drinkin' the stuff...lol...

This is from Wikipedia:
"Kombucha is the Western name for sweetened tea or tisane that has been fermented by a macroscopic solid mass of microorganisms called a "kombucha colony," usually consisting principally of Acetobacter-species and yeast cultures. This is essentially the old world process to make vinegar. It has gained much popular support within many communities, mentioned by talk show hosts and celebrities. The increase in popularity can be seen by the many commercial brands coming onto the retail market and thousands of web pages about this fermented beverage.

The recorded history of this drink dates back to the Qin Dynasty in China (around 250 BC). The Chinese called it the "Immortal Health Elixir," because they believed Kombucha balanced the Middle Qi (Spleen and Stomach) and aided in digestion, allowing the body to focus on healing.[citation needed] Knowledge of kombucha eventually reached Russia and then Eastern Europe around the Early Modern Age, when tea first became affordable by the populace."

Read more about this so you can find out whether it is beneficial or alledged to be beneficial.

Kombucha has been known to cause liver damage. I would not drink it regularly.

On the market you can find Kombucha concentrate like honey,100 gr supplying 20 l of liquid kombucha...it helps liver renewal ,and also helps in problems with skin and bones....especially if you are blood type A or AB





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