Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I've been doing extensive research on hormonal balancing herbs for women my age because I had just gotten a IUD removed after 7 years in and still felt the hormonal imbalance 6 months after getting it removed. Most resources suggested burdock root for menopausal women but I'm 30 so, yea, no menopause yet. But I wanted to reset my body after so many years of artificial hormones. I also have occasional hormonal acne which sucks A PLENTY given my age. I cannot be cute with planets on my face, and snapchat filters are just disrespectful these days, idk. Anyway, I like it. It seemed to have added some balance to my hormones, thank God because I have been a crying, unexcorcized, bottomless garbage disposal over the last few months. I added some milk thistle hoping that I could sprinkle a bit of liver baptizing as well (hormone imbalance often leads to bottle(s) of red wine. Don't judge me ,judge your mama) . I would love to say that I followed directions to make the tea, but yolo right? I scooped about a cup and half into around 24 oz of spring water and let it marinate overnight. The liquid was dark and after two strainings, still had a few bits of root floating but that didn't bother me. I drink about 8oz warmed with a bit of honey before bed. I like how smooth it is alone. For the love of God , do not add lemon to your burdock tea. It'll ruin the taste forever. And I am a PROFUSE lemon water drinker. I had to make a new batch because It added a weird salty, sulfuric taste to it. It may have been a reaction with the milk thistle but I did not want to keep drinking to find out. The last thing I need is to wake up dead from a chemical reaction that happened in my bowels. I can not vibe with that... I haven't been drinking it long enough to give a full review with results and such so I would like to add an update in a week. Wish me luck folks! Signed, S.Hill (obviously reporting from my husband's account)