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BENEFITS OF FLOWER TEA
Flower Tea or better known as Chrysanthemum tea is a type of herbal drink that is the most common in our country from chrysanthemum flowers. Chrysanthemum flower tea (Chrysanthemum morifolium) is also known in Chinese as ‘Ju Hua’ where it has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries.
There is a type of flower tea produced from the Chrysanthemum indicum type that is more popular in China.
This chrysanthemum flower tea is classified as a medicine which was popular and introduced during the Song Dynasty (960 -1279).
Among the benefits and advantages of flower tea that are the pride of the Chinese community are as follows:
🌼Helps to smooth the blood flow and is able to help digest food.
🌼Traditionally, this flower tea should be drunk with warm water without sugar. If practiced then it is claimed that it can help reduce headaches and will help reduce shortness of breath (asthma) to sufferers.
🌼This flower tea is also able to strengthen our lungs and most often heard is its advantage to cool the body.
🌼Flower tea is suitable to drink during the day or night or during the month of Ramadan because it can cool the body significantly. 🌼In the meantime many believe that drinking flower tea will help reduce acne and rashes on the face.
🌼From other reports, it is stated that in flower tea, chrysanthemum tea or chrysanthemum tea, there are also antiviral and antipirochete ingredients.
🌼It is also reported to be the best ingredient to control the type of bacteria found in syphilis or other venereal diseases.
🌼In the meantime, many people say that drinking flower tea helps in curing blood pressure, coronary heart disease, high cholesterol and also what is called arteriosclerosis.
🌼Other benefits of flower tea such as helping to reduce the problem of liver inflammation gradually.
🌼Flower tea can also help reduce heat in the body due to hot weather such as fever, flu and sore throat.
🌼For other nutrients claimed where it helps repair blurred vision and reduces red eyes, dryness and itching when the eyes are used consistently.
🌼Consumers who practice drinking flower tea continuously are believed to increase body freshness, vision, hearing and longevity.
How to Make hot Chrysanthemum tea Properly
STEP 1: Boil water. If possible, use filtered water to make any kind of tea.
STEP 2: Warm up teapot. ...
STEP 3: Put chrysanthemums into teapot and add hot water.
STEP 4: Cover teapot and steep for 5 minutes. ...
STEP 5: Strain chrysanthemum flowers and pour hot tea into a teacup.