Furthermore, if a plant can influence glucose, combining it with medications may increase the risk of low blood sugar in some people. The NCCIH includes antidiabetic medications and theoretical effects of dandelion. Caution is
advised if you take diuretics or blood pressure medication.
Dandelion is popularly associated with a diuretic effect. That might sound helpful for bloating, but it isn’t always.
If you are already taking diuretics or blood pressure medication, adding herbal teas with a potential diuretic effect can disrupt fluid, blood pressure, or electrolyte balance. It’s not a good idea to combine them without consulting your doctor.
Swelling in the feet or legs can have serious causes, such as venous, kidney, heart, or liver problems, medications, or fluid retention. A tea should not be used to mask these symptoms.
What not to believe
It should not be believed that dandelion water cures diseases.
It should not be believed that it cleanses the liver or kidneys.
