Carolyn Allen Reviews Dr. Miller’s Holy Tea for Meridian Readers

(This review comes after personal experience with a very special herbal tea and after offering it to the readers at my website, www.MyWeightLossFriend.com.
Never have I seen such a response to a product!  After such a flood of orders and positive responses for both my own family and readers, how could I not share it with you, my very own brothers and sisters in the gospel???? )
As the hymn goes, “Because I have been given much, I too must give” ... and so I do.

Dear Meridian Brothers and Sisters:  How very much you mean to me. How seriously I respect your thoughts and needs.

Several times in each lifetime, the river bends and we have something important, God-given and new to do.  That is what has happened with me since being introduced to this product in January.   It is a spiritual journey, and one that I had not planned on taking that is blessing every aspect of my life, and many, many others as I introduce it to them.

As you may know, I have been providing weight loss encouragement through community meetings, personal coaching and online since 1999 (nine years now.). I’ve been a regular weekly columnist at Meridian for over a year.  In that time I have never, I repeat NEVER recommended any kind of health supplement, drink or vitamin, although, like most of us, I have often thought it would be a great miracle to find something that would be “all natural” to bless the entire body, something with the potential to speed up and improve the effectiveness of the principles I teach: “Eat less and move more with a positive attitude of respect and joy.” In addition, for quite some time I had been reading about the benefits of green tea, yet knowing that was not within keeping of the Word of Wisdom.  I had been searching and pondering what there might be for us, receiving promptings that there was indeed, something out there.

When one of my readers, approached me, as many business people have over the years, to try her product, I respectfully did a “due diligence” looking online for bad reviews and the scam element. To my great surprise, though I searched for hours, there were none!

Page after page, site after site presented dedicated long-time users like Corey, below, who has lost over 100 pounds. They have been using it for years with powerful results from everything for weight loss, t o colon cleansing, to Irritable Bowel Syndrome, stomach and skin problems. Wheel-chair bound individuals are finding blessed relief for their own elimination challenges, as well as young women with acid reflux.

So, I ordered some! So did my sister Susan, who helps my 87 year-old mother who has had very challenging bowel problems for many years. When it came, we were delighted to find a most delightful, easy to prepare, tasty tea that can be enjoyed either hot or cold. My husband who is very health conscious joined us. Within a matter of a few weeks my sister’s grown daughter, a professional massage therapist, also joined us.

While Mom, Susan and I enjoyed it diluted as a tea, my niece and brother-in-law preferred 1/4 cup doses straight from the refrigerator. Bob and I like it cold as well as hot.

We have all had wonderful, wonderful results. I immediately lost 2-3 pounds that had been stubbornly clinging since Christmas. We all experienced increased energy and somehow a “clarity” of mind and spirit.” My mother immediately reduced the dosage of the laxative she used and now experiences an effective, beneficial, gentle colon cleansing. She wanted me to stress to each of you how different her functioning is. My massage therapist niece felt an immediate “lighter -- cleaner -- healthier” feeling, as well as a flatter stomach. Not only did I lose the weight, my afternoons where I have the strongest urges to nibble and eat were greatly reduced.  My husband, an early morning seminary teacher who runs his own busy business in Washington, D.C. received renewed energy, lower blood pressure and thicker hair!

When our first order ran out, as I had planned for testing purposes, we went without it for several days and immediately missed it! My husband was most anxious for our next order to arrive. And we’ve been taking it ever since. It’s a very pleasant way to refresh the afternoon, and then to end the evening with our little cup of health tea.

COREY, TO YOUR LEFT, LOST OVER 100 POUNDS!

Since that time I have personally chatted with many people who have found nearly 100% relief from Fibromyalgia, Irritible Bowel Syndrome and a host of other nasty bowel/colon/digestive/energy problems. They were practically crying with the release and relief to have solved these energy, health, hygiene and lifestyle challenges.

I must mention there’s a “business opportunity” -- but there is absolutely no obligation to share -- even after you’ve joined (for free) to get the discount wholesale price.  My own main purpose in joining (you’ll see my name at the website) was  to get the discount for myself, then to be able to offer it to my family, friends and you. It may be something that interests you.  If so, then we’ll be together there, too! My first interest and priority, however, will always be providing encouragement through my writing, coaching and classes. In any event, everything you need to know can be found from the HOME PAGE.

I  offer this with my love and the knowledge that if this is right for you or any of your dear ones, you’ll feel prompted in every important way to give it a try.

Much love,

Carolyn Allen

Here’s the Review That
Convinced My 86- Year Old Mom
to Give It A Try:
Is She Ever Glad She Did!
(Barbara Brewerton Lee, 86, is now retired from both  the San Diego and Washington, D.C. Temples. The tea has brought her much relief and a new lease on life!)
 

What The Skeptics Have To Say: “Lousy Name, Great Tea” by Mitch Drake -- a Reluctant User Well, I didn't name it. When a friend recommended it, the name put me off. Come on, that's a little pretentious, isn't it? A bit too New Agey. Or maybe they're appealing to people who like the idea of being, or appearing, holier than they currently are. I also immediately assumed that it was Yet Another MLM. Another multi-level marketing scheme—or should I say scam—where the real money comes from signing up a "downline" and the product is incidental; simply a hook to attract more people to sign up. My friend, who had heard my skepticism before about other things in life, was undaunted. He sent me two tea bags at no cost and told me to try them for one week. Okay, I had nothing to lose. I followed the directions, made the tea, and put it in the fridge. For the next week I followed the protocol and drank 8 ounces every morning and 8 ounces every evening. I thought the taste might be awful but it didn't bother me a bit. In fact I grew to like it. Quite a bit, actually. At the end of a week I seemed to have more energy and more clarity, more sharpness of mind. (Actually I started noticing this after a few days, but after a week there was absolutely no doubt.) I realized that this could be attributed to anything and wasn't necessarily connected to the tea. Since I'd stopped drinking the tea because I'd run out, I didn't bother ordering any more. Two days later I noticed my energy level had dropped. And my mental clarity just wasn't quite as sharp as it had been. Could it have been the tea? There was only one way to find out. I ordered more tea. At just under $50 for a one month supply, that didn't seem like a bad idea. Granted, I didn't really want to spend $50 on anything that wasn't really necessary—I don't have that kind of money to throw around—and my wife assured me that it was a waste of money. Just another item to add to my “quack pharmacy”, as my daughter has called it. But $50 for something that could really make an obvious difference? That was cheap compared to just about every other vitamin/supplement/nostrum I've ever seen. And if I joined the Holy Tea Club—you saw this one coming, didn't you?—I could get it for $40 a month. So I got a full month's worth. (No, I didn't end up paying $50. I paid $40, because by joining the club I got it cheaper and there was no MLM obligation resulting from joining. It was up to me whether or not I participated in the MLM part of the club.) And within a few days of starting up again, my energy level and increased mental clarity was back. I became a believer. Based on my own direct experience. I'm still signed up. Yes, Holy Tea is sold as part of an MLM system. But there aren't many levels and it seems very different than all the others I've encountered over the years (but never really taken part in because I never had the interest or commitment). I've never understood—nor wanted to understand—the complexities of MLMs. They always reminded me of a shell game, or a very complex Ponzi scheme. The Holy Tea system seems very simple. They say it's a "2 wide x 4 level deep pay matrix". If you're experienced in MLMs, this probably means something to you. It doesn't to me. And remember, you can join the club, get the discount, and not have to do anything MLMish. What really impressed me is this. I've always thought about MLMs: If your product is so good, why don't you just sell it on the open market? That is, let people buy the product on its own without requiring them to sign on to a whole upline/downline monthly quota system. I was pleased to discover that Holy Tea is now available that way as well. Anyone who wants to can just buy it online. Without joining the club or getting involved in marketing. (But why pay full retail when you can join the club and get a discount?) The kicker is, once you've tried it, you'll realize it really does make more sense to join the Holy Tea Club (yeah, I know. I still don't like the name either.) You can save some money on your own supply and maybe make a few (may a lot of) bucks on the side. I won't explain how the club works, but you're into the whole MLM thing, you can read all about it HERE So that's my experience to date. Great product, very reasonably priced, and simple to buy online. What else could you ask for? Besides a different name. (In all fairness to the company I should point out that it's called Holy Tea because it's based on a medicinal herb named Holy Thistle. I suppose Holy Tea is better than Tea Made Out of Plants that Sting Tea. The herb is also called Cnicus and Blessed Thistle. I imagine they considered Cnicus Tea and Blessed Tea, too, so maybe Holy Tea isn't all that bad.) And before you send me nasty email, yes, I understand there are undoubtedly people out there who like the name. Regardless of the name, it cleanses the body (apparently almost everywhere), helps with weight loss, improves mental functions, helps with skin and nerve disorders, and is just an all round Really Neat Thing. I like it because it helps me feel and think better.

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author, speaker and weight loss coach in the Washington, D.C. area.
She joins with them and many new friends, all enthusiastic users of Dr. Miller’s Holy Tea, in inviting you to learn more and check out this beneficial product.

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