Gynostemma & Roasted Brown Rice Tea

Why people make this tea

Fatty liver comes in two main forms: alcohol-related, and the more common non-alcoholic type linked to obesity, blood sugar issues, or metabolic factors. Many people with fatty liver have no obvious symptoms; some feel unusually fatigued or notice a dull ache in the right side below the ribs where the liver sits. During pregnancy, a rare and serious form can develop in the third trimester, which requires prompt medical evaluation.

This simple two-ingredient tea was designed by Nourilo as an everyday support drink — particularly for those who are pregnant and managing elevated blood fats or blood pressure, or anyone wanting a calming, liver-supportive herbal brew. Gynostemma is cooling by nature, so roasting the brown rice first introduces warmth that balances the formula, making it gentler on the stomach.