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Chrysanthemum tea acts as a natural coolant and has been talked about in the ancient Chinese medicinal science.  A person will benefit a lot by having Chrysanthemum tea every day. Chrysanthemum tea is also a good source of Vitamin B like choline, folacin, niacin as well as riboflavin. It also contains Vitamin C which reduces the risks of scurvy and protects the eyes.

Chrysanthemum tea also has minerals like calcium which is important for the teeth and bones, iron which helps in the transportation of oxygen through the blood, magnesium which is required by more than three hundred kinds of bodily functions as well as potassium which is needed for proper cardiovascular functioning and stabilizing the blood pressure. Chrysanthemum tea also has adenine, amino acids and glycosides.

Benefits of Chrysanthemum tea

• Clear internal heat: Chrysanthemum tea has calming effects which reduce the physical and mental stress. It is a natural coolant hand helps in lowering the temperature of the body when suffering from most common physical complaints such as acne, pharyngitis, cold headache, dental ulcer. A cup of Chrysanthemum tea may provide relief when you feel uncomfortable and surprise you.


• Protect eyes: Chrysanthemum tea is also a good source of Vitamin Bs like choline, folacin, niacin as well as riboflavin. It also contains Vitamin C which reduces the risks of scurvy and protects the eyes.


• Drinking Chrysanthemum tea helps in providing relief in sore throat, redness in the eyes, itchiness in the eyes, dryness in the eyes and dark sport in the eye area. Chrysanthemum tea can not only improve eyesight but also help you keep calm. So, Chrysanthemum tea is especially suitable for people who often stay up late.


• Remove Toxins: One major use of Chrysanthemum tea in traditional medicine is as a detoxifier. The antioxidants in the tea target both the liver and the kidneys. The antioxidants promote the health of these essential organs and keep them working. This helps them cleanse your blood of toxins and remove them from your body. The tea’s diuretic properties help speed this process even further. The antibacterial properties of the tea also help your body fight infection.


•  Anti-aging: Ancient Chinese physicians discovered the benefits of Chrysanthemum tea and it has been shown to strength the teeth and bones and has anti-aging properties. Minerals contained in Chrysanthemum like calcium and iron can help strengthen bones and helps in the transportation of oxygen through the blood. Other trace elements include magnesium which is required by more than hundred kinds of bodily functions as well as potassium which is needed for cardiovascular functioning and stabilizing the blood pressure.

But there are some considerations that you should take into account. Chrysanthemum is slightly cool in property. Chrysanthemum tea is not for patients who have spleen deficiency or suffer from diarrhea frequently should avoid drinking Chrysanthemum tea. Not recommended for pregnant women due to its strong effects.

 

 How to Make Chrysanthemum Tea

Chrysanthemum tea is easy to make. If you use chrysanthemum you’ve grown yourself, pluck the flowers and leave them to dry for several days in a sunny spot, or use a food dehydrator. You can also buy dried chrysanthemum blooms in health food and Asian groceries.

 Boil the water and allow it to cool for about a minute to around 100°F. Then use between 3-6 dried flowers to an 8 oz. cup of water. Let it steep for a few minutes, and it`s ready!



Manufacturer: Huangshan Ltd, China

Packing: 40 g