A Jiangnan tune "Jasmine" is sung in the north and south, and its beautiful melody has been selected into Western operas. Like the song, jasmine tea also went all the way north and conquered the tongues of most northerners.
The most important thing when choosing tea to drink in summer is that it tastes sweet and refreshing, and has a good aroma - whether it is fresh, fragrant or high-spirited! So drinking jasmine tea in summer is also the first to bear the brunt! Jasmine has the effects of regulating qi, relieving depression, and relieving pain! Add ice cubes and wow, it’s a perfect summer remedy!
Jasmine tea, also known as scented tea, , smoked tea, fragrant tea, etc. When Maocha is mixed with fragrant flowers, after a while, Maocha will have a strong aroma. It belongs to the category of reprocessed tea. The tea leaves absorb the fragrance of the flowers, and the drink has both the taste of tea and the fragrance of flowers.
The functions and effects of jasmine tea include clearing the liver and improving eyesight, producing body fluids and quenching thirst, eliminating phlegm and treating dysentery, laxative and laxative, dispelling wind and relieving the appearance of blood, etc. Jasmine tea is suitable for a wide range of people and is the best scented tea.
Benefits of drinking jasmine tea:
1. It promotes qi and relieves depression. The volatile oily substances contained in jasmine have the effect of promoting qi and relieving pain, relieving stagnation and dissipating stagnation. It can relieve chest and abdominal distension and pain, diarrhea, tenesmus and other symptoms. Excellent food therapy.
2. Antioxidant Properties Perhaps the most prized aspect of jasmine tea is the high level of antioxidants in this exquisite and delicious beverage. The most significant antioxidant found in jasmine tea is catechins.
3. Detoxify and nourish the skin. Jasmine tea can soothe the liver, improve eyesight, moisturize and nourish the skin. It has the effect of detoxifying and nourishing the skin for those with dull complexions. It has the effect of relaxing nerves, so those who want to eliminate tension may wish to have a cup of jasmine tea, which will help to maintain a stable mood while gaining a sense of happiness.
4, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory. Jasmine has an inhibitory effect on a variety of bacteria. It can be used internally and externally to treat inflammatory diseases such as red eyes, sores, and skin ulcers. You can drink jasmine tea regularly, as long as it is not too bitter or strong.
Also try not to drink it before going to bed at night, so as not to affect the quality of sleep. If you feel tired occasionally, a cup of light jasmine tea can help refresh you and relieve physical and mental fatigue.
