I did a post about red rose bud tea and am continuing with more flower teas. Usually, herbal teas are caffeine-free and low in calories. These teas from flowers are popular for their medicinal and calming qualities, and when we add the flowers in cups they look pretty when served. Below are some herbal teas from flowers and their benefits to our health. White Chrysanthemum Tea
It is a pleasant and cooling tea which is good for detoxification
and helps relieve rheumatic pains
It is supposed to help rid the body of toxins, especially skin eruptions, boils and mouth blisters. The Tienchi Flower Tea is also said to help those suffering from dizziness and insomnia. This flower tea is believed to calm the emotions. Tienchi Flower Tea can also be especially useful to help maintain fluid levels when one is suffering from diarrhoea and influenza.
Osmanthus Flower Tea is used in the perfume industry. A daily
cuppa promotes beautiful skin.
This is a cleansing and detoxifying herb with anti-fungal, anti-viral and antibiotic activity. This herbal tea may be used for gastritis, and is an ideal healing drink for anyone who has undergone surgery. It is also said to help regulate menstrual periods and benefit the immune and lymphatic systems.
Drinking this tea is said to help strengthen joints and relieve discomfort due to rheumatism. It helps build up the immune system against colds. Ladies who drink this regularly are said to have beautiful skin.
It is supposed to help relieve stress, reduce fatigue, cleanse the kidneys, relieve headaches, calm nerves and emotions. It also helps those with sleep related problems.
This tea is said to have a calming effect that soothes the nerves.
Drinking this tea is supposed to help improve digestion, remove excess fat,
clear acne, lighten pigmentation, calm nerves and purify the blood. It is
also said to be good for the skin.
It is known to prevent aging and so it is good for the skin.
This is excellent in treating mild sunstroke and relieve sore throat.
REFERENCE: http://www.teacuppa.com/Red-Rose-Bud-Tea.asp
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