Natural Herbal Remedy for Digestive Cleansing & Gut Support

For centuries, many cultures have relied on bitter and aromatic herbs to support intestinal health. This herbal blend is commonly used in traditional wellness practices to help create an environment in the gut that is less friendly to harmful organisms, while supporting digestion, immunity, and reducing inflammation.

Important note: Intestinal parasites require medical diagnosis and treatment. This recipe is for supportive wellness only, not a cure.

Ingredients

1 cup water

2 cloves garlic, crushed

½ teaspoon dried wormwood (or neem leaf – choose one)

½ teaspoon ground cloves

½ teaspoon ground turmeric

1 small piece fresh ginger (or ½ tsp dried ginger)

Juice of ½ lemon (added after cooling)

1 teaspoon raw honey (optional)

Instructions

Boil the Herbs

Add water, garlic, wormwood (or neem), cloves, turmeric, and ginger to a saucepan.

Bring to a gentle boil.

Simmer on low for 10 minutes.

Strain & Cool

Remove from heat and strain the liquid.

Let it cool until warm (not hot).

Add Lemon

Stir in fresh lemon juice.

Add honey if desired.

How to Use

Drink ½ cup on an empty stomach in the morning

Optional: another ½ cup before bedtime

Use for 7–10 days only, then stop

Why These Herbs Are Traditionally Used

Garlic: Known for antimicrobial and antifungal properties

Cloves: Traditionally used to support intestinal hygiene

Wormwood / Neem: Bitter herbs historically used in parasite-support protocols

Turmeric: Anti-inflammatory, supports gut lining

Ginger: Improves digestion and reduces bloating

Lemon: Supports liver and digestive enzymes

Precautions (Very Important)

Do NOT use if:

Pregnant or breastfeeding

Have liver disease, kidney disease, ulcers

Taking blood thinners or strong medications

Children under 12

Wormwood should never be used long-term

 Stop immediately if dizziness, nausea, or discomfort occurs

 If you suspect parasites, consult a doctor for proper testing and treatment.

Final Thoughts

This herbal drink is best viewed as a short-term digestive support tonic, rooted in traditional practices—not a guaranteed cure. When used responsibly, it may help support gut balance, reduce inflammation, and promote overall digestive comfort.