Chamomile Tea is
derived from the Asteraceae family of plants; the dried flowers of this plant
are used for different herbal and natural remedies and poultices, as well as
its most popular form (tea). These
plants come in many forms, so chamomile tea in one part of the world may not be
exactly the same as somewhere else, but the fundamental components of the
plants are quite similar and provide similar effects.
Studies have
found that German & Roman varieties of chamomile tend to have the strongest
concentrations of beneficial compounds and nutrients that can be imparted to
those who drink this popular tea on a regular basis. Separately from the
pleasant taste and accessibility of chamomile tea, it has been praised over the
years for its health benefits. The presence of flavonoids, sesquiterpenes, and
other powerful antioxidants in this tea has significant effects on the human
body. Although it is commonly consumed as a beverage, the liquid can also be
topically applied in certain cases to get relief from various skin issues.
Health Benefits of Chamomile Tea
Let’s take a closer look at some
of its major benefits:
- Hair Care
- Fights Belly Bloating
- Oral Health
- Treats Hemorroids
- Relieves Stress & Anxiety
- Boosts Immune System
- Treats Stomach Disorders
- Treats Allergic Reactions
- Skin Care
- Antispasmodic & Anti-inflammatory
- Relieves Menstrual Pain
- Induces Sleep
- Prevents Cancer
- Promote Heart Health
- Helps Manage Diabetes
- Prevents Osteoporosis
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