Packaging: 25 g.
Dried rose buds can be brewed both as an independent drink and with the addition of black or green tea.
When brewed, a ruby-colored infusion with a delicate taste of summer rose and a refined aroma is obtained.
Dried rose buds
The healing properties of rose petals were known for It has been used for many centuries in cooking, medicine, cosmetology and Ayurveda as it has very unique therapeutic properties.
I use dried rose buds as an additive to tea, to decorate confectionery and dishes, as well as to make rose water, essential oil and essences. see.
Dried rose buds for tea
According to the research of scientists who post their findings on the famous French site Rose Magazine, it was established that tea with the addition of tea rose has quite unique properties. Since the buds contain rose oil, it has and acts on the body as a tonic and astringent. Thus, tea based on tea rose is used as rose water, which reduces skin redness, soothes it and acts as an antiseptic.
Rose Tea Recipe
To prepare rose tea, you need 2 grams of buds, pour 150 liters of boiling water. Instill for 7-10 minutes.
Tea rose Useful properties and use
Has a diuretic effect as it contains vitamin C, pectin, malic and citric acid.
Has properties to reduce body temperature.
Relieves sore throat, treats runny nose and removes sputum from the bronchi.
Useful buds for infections in digestive tract, restores the normal bacterial population of the intestine.
Removes the accumulated liquid from the body and accelerates the body's cleansing of toxins.
An excellent remedy for dysentery, diarrhea and gastroenteritis.
Used as a laxative for solving liver problems, including constipation.
Supports the flow of bile and the correct functioning of the gallbladder.
Helps in the treatment infertility
It has an uplifting effect on the nervous system, treats insomnia, depression and fatigue.
It acts as an antiseptic for eye infections
It is used in diets, especially helps to suppress hunger
It has the ability to restore damaged cells
Tea rose Composition
High content of vitamin C
Polyphenols
Antioxidants - quercetin, ellagic acid
Tea from rose buds for menstrual pain
In many cultures, tea based on rose petals is used to relieve some symptoms of menstruation, in particular to relieve painful spasms. Until recently, there was no scientific evidence for this, but in 2005, a study conducted in Taiwan confirmed this effectiveness. In the course of research conducted over 6 months on 130 teenage women, they concluded that rose tea leads to less painful spasms, and also reduces anxiety and so-called suffering.
Rose tea for skin and hair
Rose petals contain vitamin C, which acts as an antioxidant on the body. It should not be forgotten that exposure to the environment with free radicals and toxins affects the skin. To prevent signs of aging, such as wrinkles and sagging, Chinese sages recommend drinking rose bud tea.
Rose supports the body's immune system, promotes collagen production, which is responsible for healthy skin and hair. Petals have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. These properties are effective for the treatment of skin diseases, including acne.
Use in medicine and Ayurveda
Dried rose tea is used as a mild sedative and antidepressant. Actively used to reduce stress, nervous tension, peptic ulcer, heart disease. There is also a version of scientists that the essence of tea rose has a positive effect on digestion, bile secretion, blood circulation and treatment of female organs.
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