Dandelion tea contains inulin and antioxidants that reduce inflammation and promote digestion. Some studies suggest it may also help prevent cancer.

Many people find dandelions to be a nuisance when they pop up in their yard—since many still consider the bright yellow flowers weeds—however, it’s believed that dandelion benefits everything from gut ...

To homeowners and landscapers, it's the pesky weed that takes over a front yard. To children, it's a whimsical flower used to make wishes and pick for your school crushes. To our bodies, it's a ...

Dandelion tea has benefits for your digestive system, since it may help relieve bloating. It may also help support the health of your liver because it can increase the flow of bile. Dandelion tea is ...

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At first mention of dandelion (taraxacum officinale), an image of that annoying weed in your lawn may pop up. What you may not realize is there are many health benefits associated with drinking ...