Name: Hibiscus Flowers - Herbal Tea (Kashmir)
Brand: Sattvic Foods
SKU: 8909137000490
Price: 200.0 INR
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Hibiscus tea, made from the ruby red sepals of Hibiscus sabdariffa, offers a tangy, cranberry-like flavour and is rich in antioxidants, organic acids, and flavonoids. Known for its immune-boosting properties, it supports metabolism and cardiovascular health while being caffeine-free and low in calories. Our hibiscus tea, sourced from the nutrient-rich soil of Kashmir, delivers a vibrant, refreshing drink—whether served hot or iced.

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Kashmir-sourced and pure unprocessed flowers
Real hibiscus flowers, no artificial colouring
Low-calorie & caffeine-free
Resealable, airtight container to ensure freshness

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Our Hibiscus tea, sourced from Kashmir, is a tangy, delicious, relaxing, nutrient-filled retreat for your mind and body.

Warm Hibiscus Tea Recipe:

Boil one cup of water, then remove from heat.
Add 1 tsp of hibiscus tea; steep for 5-10 minutes.
Strain and enjoy, optionally adding honey or lemon.

Hibiscus Iced Tea Recipe:

Combine 2-3 tsp hibiscus tea, lemon wedges, and mint in a pitcher of water.
Refrigerate overnight, strain, and enjoy chilled.

Check out this in-depth blog post on how to make hibiscus tea at home!

Liver Health: Supports detoxification and improves liver function by fighting free radicals.
Blood Pressure: Acts as a natural diuretic to help manage high blood pressure.
Kidney Function: Aids in improving kidney health and preventing UTIs.
Gut Health: Soothes nausea and relieves constipation.
PMS Relief: Helps regulate menstrual cycles and alleviate symptoms of PMS, PCOS, and PMDD.
Diabetes-Friendly: Assists in regulating blood sugar levels, making it an ideal drink for diabetics.

Suprising Benefits of Hibiscus Tea

Store in a cool, dark place and away from direct sunlight.

Dried Hibiscus Flowers

Avoid during pregnancy or while on hormonal treatment.
Not for individuals with low blood pressure or those taking blood-thinning medication.

1. How to make hibiscus tea?
Hibiscus tea is made by steeping dried hibiscus sepals in hot water for 5-10 minutes.

2. What is the best time to take hibiscus tea?
Hibiscus tea can be enjoyed any time of day but is particularly refreshing in the afternoon.

3. Is hibiscus tea better than green tea?
Both are beneficial, but hibiscus tea offers additional cardiovascular and blood pressure support.

4. Does hibiscus reduce belly fat?
Hibiscus tea may help with weight management and fat reduction by boosting metabolism.

5. Is hibiscus tea bad for kidneys?
No, it can actually support kidney health by aiding in detoxification and preventing UTIs.

6. Is it OK to drink hibiscus tea daily?
Yes, it’s safe to drink daily in moderation, but consult a doctor if you have any medical conditions.

7. Who should not drink hibiscus tea?
Those with low blood pressure, pregnant women, and people on blood thinners should avoid it.

8. How do I make hibiscus tea at home?
Boil water, steep 1 tsp of dried hibiscus in a cup for 5 minutes, strain, and enjoy.

9. Does hibiscus tea help with high blood pressure?
Yes, hibiscus tea is known for its ability to lower blood pressure due to its diuretic properties.

10. Is hibiscus tea caffeine-free?
Yes, hibiscus tea is naturally caffeine-free, making it a great relaxing beverage.