Spring has arrived, bringing renewal to all things, yet the cold accumulated within the body over winter lingers. Brewing a pot of rich floral tea at this time can stimulate the body's yang energy. The refreshing, fragrant tea not only helps dispel internal cold but also invigorates the mind, banishing springtime drowsiness!
Women are like flowers, and flowers are like women.This warm spring, let's brew ourselves a cup of floral fragrance to fill the house!
Soothe Liver Qi~Rose Tea
Roses are mildly warming and rich in vitamins. They promote blood circulation, regulate menstruation, soothe liver qi, and balance endocrine functions. Beneficial for liver and stomach health, they also relieve fatigue and improve constitution—perfect for springtime.
Nourish Kidneys & Liver~Goji Berry Tea
Goji berry tea nourishes the kidneys, strengthens the liver, moistens the lungs, sharpens vision, fortifies bones and tendons, and combats fatigue. It's especially beneficial for office workers glued to computers, not only fighting springtime drowsiness but also relieving eye strain.
Warm the Stomach & Lower Blood Pressure ~ Pu'er Tea
Pu'er tea is mild and mellow, warming the stomach while lowering blood pressure and blood lipids. Regular consumption effectively reduces atherosclerosis and prevents cardiovascular diseases.
Refreshing and Qi-Regulating ~ Lemon Tea
Lemon tea helps regulate qi, dissolve phlegm, eliminate fatigue, and alleviate headaches. Preparation is simple: slice two to three pieces of fresh lemon, add 1g of salt, and steep in hot water. Drink while hot, as it turns bitter when cooled. Suitable before or after meals without upsetting the stomach.
Clears Heat & Brightens Eyesight ~ Chrysanthemum Tea
Many know the benefits of drinking chrysanthemum tea in spring. Chrysanthemum not only clears liver heat and improves eyesight but also clears internal heat and detoxifies. It alleviates symptoms like eye strain, headaches, and sore throats. Those with good digestion can add honey when brewing to enhance the flavor.
Moistens the Intestines & Promotes Bowel Movements ~ Cassia Seed Tea
Cassia seeds are frequently used by women seeking weight loss due to their laxative properties. Bitter, sweet, and cooling in nature, they dispel wind, clear liver heat, and improve vision. They also offer some relief for symptoms like excessive internal heat, red and swollen eyes, headaches, and blurred vision.