News — Hibiscus

    The beautiful hibiscus flower may remind you of a Hawaiian vacation. But did you know that hibiscus, which is the state flower of Hawaii, is not just meant to be worn as an ornament behind your ear? This plant contains powerful antioxidants and beneficial compounds like anthocyanins, and flavonoids which offer many health benefits. Let’s take a look at the ways in which hibiscus can improve your health.1. Lowers Blood SugarHibiscus tea might be useful if you’re worried about your blood sugar levels. High blood sugar can impact the functioning of your nerves, eyes, and kidneys and increase...

 The Indian science of Ayurveda has long valued hibiscus for its many medicinal properties: Ayurveda recommends the application of a paste of hibiscus flowers and Amalaki (Emblica officinale) to prevent the premature graying of hair. Hibiscus buds pounded with milk are also considered to be beneficial for those suffering from gynaecological disorders. Hibiscus tea is recommended as a cooling drink during hot summer days and is also used to treat fever. Hibiscus plant contains powerful antioxidants and beneficial compounds like anthocyanins, and flavonoids which offer many health benefits. Let’s take a look at the ways in which hibiscus can improve...