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According to some ancient texts, the fresh leaves of peach were used to make a poultice and applied topically to eradicate worms. On the other hand, an herbal infusion prepared from the dried leaves was regularly consumed to get rid of intestinal worms. The decomposed leaves were considered to be a remedy for warts in Italy. Both leaves and bark of the peach tree were also used for treating bronchitis and whooping cough.

The fibers and potassiu​m in the tea facilitate bowel movements, preventing common digestive conditions such as constipation, gastritis, colitis, and stomach ulcers as well as eliminating the toxic wastes from the body, thereby promoting the function of the kidney and liver.