17/02/2021
The term, 'tea' has been misunderstood to only mean a commercialised substance planted on large scale in plantations or what's basically bought off the shelves... or simply the common mixture of water & milk. However, 'tea' could possibly literally mean any brewed up concortion consistent of roots, leaves, bark...etc...of whatsoever plant overstood by the persona with the intention of alchemizing it from its natural state to derive contents of its anatomy via water & heat.
Hibiscus is commonly seen as a flower and planted as a colorful hedge, potted flower, insect repellent...etc. The flowers of this plant however provide quite a variety of uses other than being quite the eye-catcher for HUEman, mankind as well as an eye candy and nectar derivative for Bees...Give thANKHs!
Nature in all its simplest form is bliss to study-the anatomy of the Hibiscus flower particularly and how it co-exists with the rest of cREation! Hibiscus reduces blood pressure as it's a laxative to the mind. It's also an antioxidant that fights cancer by providing molecules that fight free radicals in the body. With cases such as insomnia, it helps improve sleep patterns based with its laxative content.
Restlessness of the mind is a key contributor to sleepless nights while sleep is a vital necessity day to day livity. Hibiscus tea cures colds and significantly slows the ageing process while aiding with indigestion in the guts as it triggers more gastric juices to be released which are responsible for absorption of food in the guts.
Meanwhile, for your acne needs, you can count on Hibiscus to address... Actually, go ahead and pamper yourself with a Hibiscus mask. Whip up some Hibiscus petals and ginger oil. Apply it on your face and neck, then rinse it off after 20 minutes. This mask will attack your acne, help with Sun damage and reduce lines or wrinkles. It cleanses the pores on the skin the natural surfactants property of hibiscus helps in deep cleansing the skin without depriving of its natural oils. The AHAs in hibiscus remove dead cells, flaky skin on the surface and cleanse pores by making the skin look fresh.
Drinking hibiscus tea daily is a great way to help weight loss, as this plant contains anthocyanins, phenolic compounds and flavonoids that can help to: Regulate the genes involved in lipid metabolism, boosting fat elimination; Mitigate adipocyte hypertrophy,(this is a recognized feature of dysfunctional adipose tissue that is associated with increased cellular stress, decreased metabolic flexibility, and systemic diabetes.)reducing the size of fat cells. *Adipocytes are cells that are responsible for storing energy as fat.*
Hibiscus is also quite the chip-in for hair beauty and health. The amino acids (Keratin) in Hibiscus make it an excellent conditioner. Hibiscus nourishes the hair follicles, soften the hair and make it more manageable... Apply this paste to your scalp and hair. Leave it on for an hour and then wash it with lukewarm water. It is rich in amino acids that nourish hair, strengthen roots and keep hair shiny and healthy; it helps condition hair, preventing dryness, frizz, and breakage; It helps treat scalp problems such as itching and dandruff.
1Kg Hibiscus 1000/-
500g Hibiscus 600/-
250g Hibiscus 400/-
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