Worth of hibiscus flower 

Hair:

  Add equal amount of coconut oil to the Hibiscus flower extract, put it in a frying pan, strain it and store it in glass jars. If this oil is applied to the scalp daily, the hair concept will grow thicker.

Heart:

Hibiscus flower is a wonderful natural remedy for heart related problems to prevent heart disease. The Hibiscus flower can be kept green or dried and powdered, mixed with milk and drunk in the morning and evening to cure heart weakness.

Ulcers:

 In the summer, many people who stay in hospitals for a long time get mouth ulcers and stomach ulcers due to body heat. All sores will heal quickly if they chew 10 Hibiscus flower petals a day. Get good relief by eating regularly for a month.

Blood hammer:

Hibiscus flower is high in toxins. For those who chew the petals of Hibiscus flowers well every morning, you will get rid of all the toxins in the blood and the blood will be cleansed, and the body will be refreshed.

Lice harassment:

 The lice problem is a nuisance for people of all ages, especially people with thick hair. If such people grind Hibiscus flowers and apply it on the scalp and take a bath, the lice on the scalp will be removed.

Women's issues:

 Menstrual problems are a problem that is experienced by everyone born as women. Menstrual problems and ovarian disorders can be eliminated by eating the petals of the Hibiscus flower, boiling the apricot in water and drinking it filtered.

Iron:

 Iron is essential for the development of the blood and the strength of the body. Mix equal weight of medicinal bark powder with Hibiscus powder and take 1 teaspoon in the morning and evening to increase iron in the blood and reduce anemia.

Skin:

 It is essential that the skin or skin that is the surface of the body is moisturized. Eating this flower and grinding it and rubbing it on the skin will make the skin glow and make the body glow.

Benefits of Hibiscus Tea

1. It contains a pack of antioxidants

2. Helps Lower Blood Pressure

3. Lower Blood Fat Levels

4. Boost Liver Health

5. Promote Weight Loss

6. Prevent Cancer, upset stomach, high blood pressure, bacterial infections, and fever

7. Help to Fight Bacteria

8. Tasty and Easy to Make

What is hibiscus?

Hibiscus is a flowering plant found in parts of the world with warm and tropical climates. These plants are known for their colorful and large flowers. In fact, there are so many species of Hibiscus; the flowers come in all shapes, sizes and colors. 

It grows beautifully in India because of our climate. While most commonly used as a decorative element, these flowers also offer culinary and medicinal uses.

Side effects of hibiscus tea

Hibiscus Tea can affect oestrogen levels, which mean that it has an effect on both pregnancy and fertility. If you are trying to become pregnant or are pregnant, you should probably avoid hibiscus in your diet. It also lowers blood pressure, which can be harmful if you already suffer from low blood pressure.

Ingredients:

1. 2 cups dried Hibiscus flowers 

2. 8 cups water

3. ¼ cup honey

4. 3 spoons lime juice

* If using fresh hibiscus flowers, remove the calyx or the green part at the base of the flower to which the stem is attached. You can also remove the pistil which is the thin thread like tube in the middle of the flower which has pollen attached to or you can choose to keep it. You don't need to do this if you are using dried flowers.

* Bring the hibiscus flowers and water to a boil in a large pot. Once the water starts boiling, you can also add other herbs or add INS such as basil, lemon grass, lemon zest etc. Let the tea steep for 15-20 minutes. Mix in the honey and lime juice till completely combined. 

* You can either serve hibiscus tea warm or you can chill it in the refrigerator for a couple of hours.