Totally off-topic, but I just had to post this. Discovered in the lunch room at work was this fantastic looking herbal tea, that apparently helps you to slime. Freaky. I would have thought slimming tea would be more useful, but hey, sometimes you just need a good slime. I think it helps that it is manufactured by German Herb (Thai) & Co., so it must be all european-like I guess?
Sliming?
Thursday, November 18th, 2004
265 Responses to “Sliming?”
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pls am looking for this tea deperately used it in nigerian thinking i could get it in the uk has been a failure pls tell me where i can get it
thank
can you help me i need it
I have just come across this sight and you prob already got the info go to http://www.slimingherb.com
hya
iv tried this tea i think its the best slimming tea i ever tried…it does work…lol
I purchased this tea in a store in Hamilton. I have been using it as a hot drink once in the morning and again at night. Initially I did have stomach cramps and it certainly cleans you out. I go to the gym 3x a week, cardio every second day and a free day on Sunday. I also eat 6x small meals a day. This tea has flattened my stomach in 7 days not that it was overally fat it just had fat i could not move through excercise.
I drink loads of water a day as well, so have not noticed dryness. Im yet to jump on the scales however I know i have lost some weight my pants are falling down its only my hips keeping them up.
i thought you had to use cold water on it ?
Yes, apparently hot/boiling water damages some of the herbs used in this tea.