Pink Rose Dried Petals – Rosa Damascena

Latin Name: Rosa Damascena

Origin Country: Bulgaria

Rosa Damascena fragrant petals deliver a classic deep-rose aroma ideal for soothing teas and wellness blends. Rosa Damascena originates from Persia and Bulgaria’s Rose Valley, known for high-quality aromatic oils. Infusions, skincare, culinary garnishes, and natural perfumes. Herbal teas, cosmetic formulations, wellness tonics, bath salts, and aromatherapy.

Benefits

• The naturally uplifting quality of rose tea makes it an excellent choice for those who are feeling down, depressed, or overly stressed.

• Adding rose tea to your health regimen can help you treat arthritis, menstrual cramps, flu, cold, digestive difficulties, bronchitis, depression, insomnia, and many other chronic diseases.

• One of the best remedies for painful or heavy periods is rose tea, as it can not only help to regulate hormones and ease uterine congestion, but also eliminate cramping and mood swings that are often associated with menstruation.

• The natural sedative property of rose tea makes it a wonderful beverage to finish a night, allowing it to reduce inflammation, ease stress, and regulate hormones related to Circadian rhythm and sleep patterns.

• The antibacterial properties of this tea quickly go to work on any infections in the gastrointestinal tract or gut. It can help to rebalance the microflora in the intestines and relieve digestive issues like constipation, cramping, bloating or diarrhea.

• The active ingredients in rose tea can help to improve liver function and increase urination. As a natural diuretic, it can relieve fluid retention, in case you are holding water, while also speeding the release of toxins from the body.

Hot Brewing Infused Herbal Tea

• 1 cup of freshly cut or dried rose petals/blossoms
• 3 cups of water (hot, but not boiling)
• Honey, to taste
• 1/4 cup green tea leaves (optional, if you want rose-flavored green tea)
• 1/4 cup black tea leaves (optional, if you want rose-flavored black tea)

Side effects

• In terms of side effects, rose tea does not contain toxic components and is not known as a common allergen.

• However, with a number of powerful polyphenols and antioxidants, an excess amount of rose tea may cause the following: headache, nausea, vomiting and fatigue.

• Drinking 1-2 glasses of moderately strong rose tea should not have any negative side effects for the majority of users.

• Due to a lack of research, pregnant and breastfeeding women are discouraged from using rose tea.

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