Actually...

Actually, the metallic taste in my mouth has nothing to do with the metal teaball. How do I know? Because I tried the tea 2 ways, BOTH of which left the same metallic taste:

(1) the Alvita Pau D'Arco which comes already in teabags (no metal involved).

(2) the loose Taheebo bark in the mesh teaball.

Besides, the instructions which came with the latter, said to prepare it in either glass or stainless steel. And the mesh teaball is stainless steel.

As for the cloth or coffee strainer, I don't have a coffee maker since I never take coffee, and even if I did, I wouldn't know how to adapt the Taheebo to the coffee maker. I don't have a cloth strainer either. Besides a pound of Taheebo goes a long way, and it can get messy and impractical to use cloth for hundreds of cups of tea.

What about olive leaf extract? Is that just as effective an Antibiotic as Pau D'Arco? Because that doesn't leave a metallic taste. I just don't think a metallic taste is normal. It may be my body's way of telling me "BACK OFF!"

I'm SO tired of mysteries. My biggest wish is that I could become a medical intuitive and be able to investigate my own innards. Speak of which, so far three medical intuitives were unable to help me - the most I got was to cull the common denominators of what they said (which pointed to my liver & nervous system), and take it from there. Are there any medical intuitives affiliated with curezone? Tweet