Cistus tea

Citrus rose has been prized for generations for its remarkable healing properties. Numerous data from the literature show that the teas prepared from it can provide our body with a large dose of antioxidants. In addition, the Citrus Rose is considered a plant that supports/contributes to/helps fat burning/fat metabolism.

Where does Citrus Rose come from?

Cistus is a shrub that belongs to the Cistus family. We can meet as many as 50 of its species in the world. Under natural conditions, this plant grows in Western Asia and the Mediterranean region. The cistus is usually 60 cm to a maximum of 100 cm high. The flowers are slightly wrinkled and turn white and pink. In both herbal medicine and cosmetology, the most commonly used cultivar is the gray cultivar (Cistus Incanus). The leaves and stems of this plant are most often used for pharmaceutical purposes.

The health-promoting effect of the purification has been supported by numerous studies. First of all, they indicate that this plant contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system. The leaves of the citrus support the cleansing effect of the liver.

The numerous antioxidants that are part of the purification are also important for our health. It is also worth knowing that the products obtained from the leaves and stems of this plant are used in the treatment of certain skin diseases. Scientific sources draw attention to the fact that consuming a cistus tea can have a beneficial effect on the blood vessels.

It is worth remembering that the use of purification for therapeutic purposes should always be consulted by a qualified specialist (for example a general practitioner or pharmacist).

Cistus and slimming

Although there is not enough scientific research to confirm the effectiveness of Cistus in supporting the weight loss process. However, keep in mind that we can only achieve the best effects of fighting overweight if we follow the principles of a healthy diet and exercise systematically.

Contraindications to the consumption of the cistus rose

Numerous scientific studies have found no side effects associated with the use of tea or cistus infusion. Therefore, it can be used without any problems for both children and adults.

Cistus - application in herbal medicine and cosmetology

In herbal medicine, cistus decoction is intended for both external and internal use.

Preparation Cistus rose tea

Recommended: Consume 5g (1 heaped teaspoon) once a day. 1 heaped teaspoon of cistus rose and pour over boiling water (100C) and let it steep for 8-10 minutes
Do not use more than the recommended portions daily. The product cannot be used by people who are allergic to any of the ingredients. Store out of the reach of small children in a dry place at room temperature in sealed containers.
Attention! Food supplements cannot be used as a substitute for a varied diet. Remember that only a healthy lifestyle and a balanced diet ensure the correct functioning of the body and keep fit.

Ingredients

100% cistus rose (Cistus Incanus)