Calming Chrysanthemum Tea – Tai Ju Hua Cha 70 gram (2.5 oz)

Details Exceptionally soothing and refreshing flower tea with notes of honey. This Chinese chamomile tea of the East has been the most popular herbal tea in China for thousands of years. Made of 100 percent organic chrysanthemum flower buds. Our fresh Chrysanthemum buds calms the mind and reduces stress. Meditative cup to enjoy at any time of the day. Naturally caffeine-free. Steep these calming Chrysanthemum buds a flowery cup of tea or make it part of a tea blend such as this traditional Chrysanthemum Goji tea in the video below! What are the health benefits of Calming Chrysanthemum Tea? Chinese people drink loose chrysanthemum tea to decrease body heat and drink during meals to help digest food. However, recent scientific studies find out health benefits of loose chrysanthemum tea far exceed these. Chrysanthemum tea is known to clear head colds and alleviate sinusitis pains. This is due to the vitamin C content of the tea. It is also antiviral in nature and thus a reliever of head congestion which are often viral infections. In addition, chrysanthemum tea naturally lacks caffeine which makes it resistant to caffeine-induced side effects such as anxiety, irritability and nervousness. Furthermore, chrysanthemum tea is known for its stimulating properties and is thus used to refresh the brain and alert the senses. It energizes all the senses in a jiffy and also calms them down for better and clear perception. Finally, the benefits of drinking chrysanthemum tea includes soothing sore throats and helping to cure red/itchy eyes, dry, fluid-deficient eyes, and dark spots in the eye region. Shennong (author ‘chajing’) about this tea: protracted taking may disinhibit the blood and qi, make the body light, slow aging, and prolong life. What is the difference between Chrysanthemum tea and Chamomile tea? Both chamomile and chrysanthemum are in the same plant family: Asteraceae. Chamomile is produced in the West while Chrysanthemum is produced in the East. How to steep Calming Chrysanthemum Tea? It’s recommended to steep Chrysanthemum tea with a covered glass teapot. Use about 2 teaspoons for every 500ml of water. Steep with hot water at 95c for 4-5 minutes for the first and second brewing. Increase time for further brews.