Blue Lotus Whole Dried Flowers

Latin Name: Nymphaea Caerulea

Country of Origin: Sri-Lanka

Blue Lotus has been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years as a natural aphrodisiac, sleep aid, and anxiety reliever. Blue lotus flower is a water lily that predominantly grows in Egypt and certain parts of Asia. Sacred flower of ancient Egypt; associated with relaxation and ceremony.

It has a long history of use for its relaxing and mood-enhancing effects. It is thought to contain a number of active compounds that may promote relaxation, including apomorphine and nuciferine.

Blue Lotus offers a sweet, floral, mildly fruity aroma cherished for calming, aromatic brews.

Benefits

• Blue lotus is considered as herb that supports balance in the central nervous system, producing a feeling of restfulness in the body.
• Blue Lotus Flower Tea also can be an effective natural remedy for the menstruation, it can ease the cramps and also stabilize the menstrual cycle.
• While the effects of the blue lotus can be euphoric, it may help decompress the mind and relax the body.
• Some people use blue lotus for its potential to help with anxiety, stress, and insomnia.

How it is used

• Blue Lotus Flowers is a natural moisturizer that refreshes the skin and also nourishes it.
• Blue Lotus Flower extract is also added in some moisturizers to create a long-lasting effect.
• Blue Lotus Flower Tea is a good option if you want to be dew your skin naturally.
• Used ceremonially for calm, clarity, and mild euphoria.
• Teas, tinctures, aromatherapy, spiritual blends.

Brewing Infused Blue Lotus Tea

• Pour water into a saucepan by calculating an amount of one cup per person,
• Put the pot on the stove until the water starts to boil
• Use 5 grams of the dried flowers per person
• Boil for about 8 or 10 minutes and then turn off the fire
• Let it cool down a bit and separate the liquid with the help of a coffee filter or similar,
• It is advisable to squeeze the flowers so they can release all their compounds nutrients.

You can also add brown sugar, cinnamon and an orange slice to give your blue lotus tea a sweet, spicy and tangy flavor.

Special Precautions & Warnings

• The safest way to consume this flower is by consuming tea made from its dried petals.
• This flower may cause side effects such as hallucinations, chest pain, and disorientation.

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and it is not intended to diagnose, cure or prevent any disease.