Here is an effective remedy for flu and seasonal ailments; we are talking about the chrysanthemum tea. The chrysanthemum is a symbol of peace, nobility and long life. In the East it is called “glory of autumn” and is one of the most used remedies in traditional Japanese medicine.
The chrysanthemum flower is naturally rich in beta-carotene, calcium, magnesium and iron. It also has great antifungal properties. In addition to carrying out an important antiviral and antibacterial action. For this reason it proves extremely useful in case of infections such as cold, flu, sore throat.
The flower is the most used part for medicinal purposes. Depending on the color and variety, each chrysanthemum has a range of action. For example, chrysanthemums with yellow flowers are good for treating infections that lead to fever, cold, sore throat and canker sores. Those, on the other hand, with white flowers help improve vision disorders and calm dizziness.
Chrysanthemum herbal tea
Chrysanthemum is mainly used in infusion. It is prepared by placing 1-2 teaspoons of dried flowers in a cup of boiling water. It is left to infuse for about twenty minutes.
After the lapse of time is filtered. We suggest adding a spoonful of honey to enhance its flavor and benefits.
In case of canker sores, the same infusion, once cooled, must be dabbed on the injured part. We will proceed by soaking in the herbal tea a cotton swab and then apply it on the affected area. And here it should be left for a few minutes.
The stinging pain, typical of canker sores, will subside immediately and disappear completely after three or four applications. It is equally effective when dabbed on the skin for acne or eczema.
Finally, it prevents cardiovascular diseases because it is able to cleanse the arteries. Not only. In fact, it keeps the veins healthy, thus stabilizing blood pressure and helping to counteract arteriosclerosis. We do not recommend the use of chrysanthemum herbal tea even in case of allergy to ragweed.
Here, then, revealed an effective remedy for the flu and the ailments of the season.
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