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Hibiscus tea is an herbal tea made as an infusion from crimson or deep maroon-colored sepals of the Hibiscus sabdariffa flower. It is consumed both hot and cold. Hibiscus tea tastes like cranberry juice but when mixed with a sweetner it tastes like a “Kokam Sharbat”.
This tea is rich in vitamin C, vitamin A and Zinc. Having this tea can fulfills the one-third of the requirement of vitamin C of a daily body need. Unlike the other tea it doesn’t contain caffeine which makes it a delight and it does not alter your sleep if you consume this in evening.
Hibiscus flower is known by many names in Hindi it is known as Gudhal (गुढ़ल), in Bengali its Joba Phool. The drink can be prepared either by using fresh petals of this flower or by using dried ones. The drink is sometimes called roselle (type used to make tea) or rosella (in Australia). It is also known as "Zobo" or Bissap in African countries like Nigeria. This tea is most helpful for the people, those who wants to maintain the high blood pressure. Although this ruby red drink has many benefits but there are also some precautions that you can’t avoid.
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DISCLAIMER: The information provided on this channel and its videos is for general purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. We are trying to provide a perfect, valid, specific, detailed information .we are not a licensed professional so make sure with your professional consultant in case you need. All the content published in our channel is our own creativity.
In this channel, I will share my personal experiences. Tips for good skin, hair, and health. Natural products and remedies which actually works. From beauty tips, makeup tutorials, health tips... I will also suggest some eating habits that one should have for a great health. I hope you will enjoy my journey and stories I will share here. Till then.
Keeping loving yourself because Beauty lies within you!
Love
Sud
Wordpress || https://beautytipsbysud.wordpress.com/
Facebook Page || https://www.facebook.com/beautytipsby...
Pinterest || https://in.pinterest.com/sudiptadey/p...
Email || sudipta.133@gmail.com
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Hibiscus tea is an herbal tea made as an infusion from crimson or deep maroon-colored sepals of the Hibiscus sabdariffa flower. It is consumed both hot and cold. Hibiscus tea tastes like cranberry juice but when mixed with a sweetner it tastes like a “Kokam Sharbat”.
This tea is rich in vitamin C, vitamin A and Zinc. Having this tea can fulfills the one-third of the requirement of vitamin C of a daily body need. Unlike the other tea it doesn’t contain caffeine which makes it a delight and it does not alter your sleep if you consume this in evening.
Hibiscus flower is known by many names in Hindi it is known as Gudhal (गुढ़ल), in Bengali its Joba Phool. The drink can be prepared either by using fresh petals of this flower or by using dried ones. The drink is sometimes called roselle (type used to make tea) or rosella (in Australia). It is also known as "Zobo" or Bissap in African countries like Nigeria. This tea is most helpful for the people, those who wants to maintain the high blood pressure. Although this ruby red drink has many benefits but there are also some precautions that you can’t avoid.
Read more on https://beautytipsbysud.wordpress.com/
DISCLAIMER: The information provided on this channel and its videos is for general purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. We are trying to provide a perfect, valid, specific, detailed information .we are not a licensed professional so make sure with your professional consultant in case you need. All the content published in our channel is our own creativity.
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