Golden flower tea leaves have the effect of clearing heat and moistening the lungs, strengthening the heart and quenching thirst, so it can alleviate lung heat caused by coughing, dry mouth, sore throat and other uncomfortable symptoms. And can diastole blood vessels, prompting the body heat discharge, with the effect of fat reduction. In addition, it can also regulate the body's blood sugar level, and has the effect of anti-allergy.

Golden Flower tea leaves have antioxidant, fat regulation, anti-allergy, anti-skin aging effect. Golden Flower Tea hypoglycemic effect is better, diabetic patients often drink on the body is good, can avoid blood sugar rise, for the human body is very helpful.

The contraindication of golden flower tea leaves is not suitable for hypoglycemia, gastrointestinal weakness of the population to drink, otherwise it will aggravate the burden on the stomach and intestines. For example, those who have a high deficiency fire should not drink, pregnant women should not drink, and people with a weak stomach and intestines should likewise not drink.

Golden Flower Tea is introduced as follows:

Golden Flower Tea is not only of high ornamental value, but its flowers and leaves are rich in a variety of natural active substances, which have high health effects. Golden Flower Tea has the effect of clearing heat and detoxification, diuretic and decongestant, and is used for the treatment of nephritis, edema, urinary tract infection, pharyngitis, hypertension, etc. It has the effect of lowering blood sugar, lowering cholesterol, and enhancing immunity.

The traditional boiling water brewing method of the low utilization rate of the active substances of Camellia sinensis, the need for special technology for its processing, the market has developed a series of health food Camellia sinensis tea bags, Camellia sinensis tea drinks, concentrates, oral liquids, enzymes and other health food.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Golden Flower Tea

Reference: People's Health Network - Lungs and dryness of these autumn flowers health and medicine