Taboo 1: Rose tea is warm in nature, so it is not suitable to drink every day in summer.

Taboo 2: People with constipation are not suitable to drink rose tea, because rose tea has an astringent effect.

Taboo 3: Although rose tea is a very good tea for women, because of its strong ability to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, it is not suitable for some women with heavy menstrual flow.

Taboo 4: If you often feel tired, suffer from stomach cold, diarrhea, or are relatively weak, it is not suitable to drink rose tea.

Rose tea is refreshing and has many benefits. For most people, Changhe rose tea will not have any impact on the body, but for some people, it is not suitable to drink it casually. Rose tea still has certain taboos.

Effects of rose tea

1. Regulate qi, relieve depression, harmonize blood and disperse blood stasis. It is mainly used to treat liver and stomach qi pain, Xinjiu wind paralysis, hemoptysis, irregular menstruation, redness and leucorrhea, dysentery, mastitis, and swollen poison.

2. Brew 3-5 grams of processed flower buds in boiling water for 5 minutes. You can add sugar or honey, or mix it with your favorite tea leaves and brew together. It will have a pleasant aroma and regulate qi and blood. It has the functions of soothing the liver and relieving depression, lowering fat and losing weight, moisturizing and nourishing the skin, etc. It has miraculous effects on women's menstrual pain and irregular menstruation.

3. Roses are highly adaptable. In addition to rose oil, the stems, buds and roots can be used as medicine. The fruits are rich in vitamins and can be used as natural drinks and foods. Roses can be made into rose wine, rose water, and rose jam, which have the unique effects of clearing away heat, eliminating fire, and beautifying the skin.

4. There is a folk secret recipe of adding rose buds and brown sugar to boil the ointment. After taking it, it can nourish blood and Qi and nourish the appearance.

For those who have bad breath in life, roses can help you eliminate bad breath and give you a refreshing fragrance.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that roses are sweet, slightly bitter, and warm in nature, and their most obvious effects are regulating qi and relieving depression, activating blood circulation, dispersing blood stasis, regulating menstruation and relieving pain.

Women often feel emotionally irritable before or during menstruation. Drinking some roses can regulate this. Today, when work and life pressures are increasing, even if you are not menstruating, you can drink more roses to soothe and stabilize your mood.

For women, drinking too much roses can make your face as rosy as the petals. This is because roses have a strong effect on promoting qi and blood circulation, removing blood stasis, and harmonizing the internal organs. Symptoms such as poor complexion or spots on the face, menstrual disorders, and dysmenorrhea that we usually talk about are all related to abnormal blood flow and stasis in the uterus or face. Once qi and blood are running normally, your face will naturally be rosy and your body will be healthy.

To achieve this effect, the specific method is: insist on taking 15 grams of roses and soaking them in water every day. For those with qi deficiency, you can add 3-5 jujubes, or 9 grams of American ginseng; for those with kidney deficiency, you can add wolfberry 15 grams. When soaking roses, you can add rock sugar or honey according to your personal taste to reduce the astringent taste of roses and enhance their efficacy.