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DRIED ROSE 10G
Dried rose petals and rose tea have many potential health benefits, including relaxation, improved skin and digestion, and a stronger immune system
Rose tea is incredibly simple and easy to brew. It is prepared by steeping fresh or dried petals in hot water. The flavour is light, mild, floral, and ranges from bitter to sweet depending on the type of rose used. It can be consumed plain or sweetened with a little honey. Having a refreshing cup of rose tea confers a host of healing benefits.
Rose tea laden with a wealth of essential nutrients and antioxidants helps to combat free radical damage and it is good for optimal health and well-being.
Tea brewed from rose petals stimulate the digestive fire and support smooth digestion.
Having a soothing cup of rose tea is the best way to stay hydrated, flush out toxins from the body and shed surplus kilos.
Drinking rose tea during the menstrual cycle may help to ease abdominal pain and improve mood.
Rose tea is good for averting urinary tract infections.
Consuming rose tea triggers the immune system and keep infections at bay.
Having dried rose petals helps in burning unwanted body fat and aid to lose weight.HERB
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Aromatherapy: The aroma of rose petals can be used in aromatherapy to relieve stress and enhance mood.
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Bath salts: Dried rose petals can be used to make bath salts.
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Infused oils: Dried rose petals can be used to make infused oils.
- Soaps: Dried rose petals can be used to make soap
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Skin: Rose petals contain vitamins A and E, which can help with wrinkles and dark circles. Rose tea can nourish the skin and promote collagen production.
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Digestion: Rose petals have natural laxative properties and can help with digestive issues.
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Immune system: Rose tea can boost the immune system.
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Stress and anxiety: Rose tea can help reduce stress and anxiety.
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Weight loss: Rose petals may help with weight loss.
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Urinary tract infections: Rose tea may reduce the risk of urinary tract infections.
- Kidney stones: Rose tea may prevent blockages that can lead to kidney stone