How to Brew Rose Tea

Jan 5
11:39

2018

Karina Garcia

Karina Garcia

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Rose tea, quit simply, is made from whole rose blossoms or the rose petals themselves (after being dried). This is a popular Middle Eastern variety of tea, but it can be enjoyed anywhere in the world.

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The many benefits of rose tea are a result of the high concentrations of vitamin C,How to Brew Rose Tea Articles polyphenols, vitamin A, various minerals, nerol, geraniol, myrcene, quercetin and other antioxidants.

 

How to brew rose tea

 

1.Bring one and half cup of water to boil. Then mix the all the herbs, placing them in a large tea infuser or tea cup. You should avoid cramming the herbs into a smaller infuser as it better to ensure they have adequate room for expanding and moving around.

 

2.Consequently pour the just boiled wear over these herbs and then cover and steep for approximately 10 minutes. You can stir occasionally while steeping. Strain the content.

 

3.You can add honey if you desire. Sip while the content is still warm.

 

4.Yield one and half cup

 

Rose Bud Tea Benefits

 

Rose flowers, especially buds, contain a high concentration of vitamin C which by far surpasses the levels in fresh fruits like orange, tomato, and grapefruit. This makes it a great herbal tea to maintain a healthy and radiant skin, and to fight off colds and flu in a more natural way.

 

Health benefits of loose rose bud tea also include its ability to clear toxic waste from the bladder and kidneys and therefore reduces the risk of urinary tract infections. Drinking rose tea can also prevent blockages that can be caused by kidney stones.

 

In addition, our pink rose tea contains rich nutrients and organic acids with help to prevent digestive problems and eliminate the toxic waste and substances that can build up in the intestines. Drinking dried rosebud tea helps reduce the risk of dysentery, diarrhea, gastroenteritis and constipation.

 

Finally, drinking rose flower herbal tea is a great way to relax after a busy day at office, as it can calm the central nervous system, reducing the chance of depression and anxiety. Dried rose tea can also benefit victims of chronic fatigue, insomnia and nervousness when drinking one or two cups per day.