That sounds like a social-media “detox” claim, and the wording is misleading.
No single plant can literally “clean the blood, skin, kidneys, liver, and pancreas in one go.” Your liver and kidneys already perform the body’s major filtering and waste-processing functions, while your skin has its own protective and regulatory roles.
The “but do it this way…” and “say something to keep receiving my recipes” are also typical engagement-bait tactics. They don’t provide evidence that the recipe works.
If you tell me which plant the post is recommending, I can identify it and explain:
what it actually does,
whether there’s evidence for the claimed benefits,
how it can be safely consumed, and
who should avoid it.
