About

A rich ruby red concoction can be made from these sepals of the roselle (scientific name Hibiscus sabdariffa) plant. The tea tastes slightly sour, a bit like cranberry juice, and is rich in organic acids, antioxidants, and flavonoids. It boosts immunity, metabolism, and cardiovascular function. Moreover, it is low-calorie and caffeine-free.

Source

Our Hibiscus tea, sourced from Kashmir, is a tangy, delicious, relaxing, nutrient-filled retreat for your mind and body. It has a luscious red colour and makes a great hot tea AND an awesome iced tea! In addition to being caffeine-free, it is rich in antioxidants and flavonoids that give a much-needed boost to your immune system, cardiovascular system, and digestive system. 

How To Use

• Warm hibiscus tea: Boil a cup of water and turn off the heat. Add 1 teaspoon of hibiscus tea and leave for 5 minutes, longer for a stronger tea. Strain and consume. Add a teaspoon of honey for sweetness. You can also add lemon juice or mint leaves for added flavour.
• Hibiscus Iced tea: Fill a pitcher with water and add 2-3 teaspoons of hibiscus tea, lemon wedges, or mint leaves, and some honey, if desired. Refrigerate overnight. Strain before consuming.

Health Benefits

• Helps with Liver function- A rich source of magnesium, hibiscus tea helps in calming the mind and body thereby fighting depression. Hibiscus tea boosts liver function by ridding the body of free radicals.
• Helps with Blood Pressure- It is a superb diuretic and makes for a great aid for people with high blood pressure.
• Improve Kidney Function- It also helps fight urinary tract infections and improve kidney function with regular use.
• Gut Health- It helps relieve constipation and ease discomfort caused by nausea, vomiting, cold, and flu.
• PMS- It also has emmenagogic effects i.e. it helps fight PMS and is helpful during irregular periods like PCOS, PMDD, and AUB.
• Diabetic Friendly- Hibiscus tea can help regulate blood sugar levels making it a beverage of choice for diabetics. Take a peek at some Suprising Benefits of Hibiscus Tea

Why Buy Ours

• Low calorie and Caffeine-Free
• No artificial colouring, and is made from real Hibiscus Flower Tea.
• Comes in an airtight container.

Caution

Pregnant women or women taking any sort of hormonal treatment should avoid consuming Hibiscus Tea ~ A natural blood thinner, it is not to be consumed when one is taking blood thinner medication or before any surgery ~ Not to be consumed by those with low blood pressure (hypotension).