Dandelion tea 70 g

1.995 KWD

Dandelion tea 70 g Dandelion or what is known scientifically as Taraxacum officinale is a herb or plant growing in Europe, and all its parts (leaves, flowers, roots) are used for many therapeutic purposes, most notably helping to control blood sugar and promote skin health and various other benefits. Fights high pressure and weight gain Dandelion is safe and can be included in food products, so you can get types of tea and coffee containing dandelion, and can use its leaves, roots and leg, which are herbs with yellow leaves. 1- All parts of the dandelion plant (beginning with flowers and root bacteria) are full of vitamins, minerals and fiber. Eating cooked dandelion leaves or intending to provide the body with large amounts of vitamin A, vitamin C and K. It also contains vitamin E, folic acid and small amounts of other B vitamins. This plant also provides a range of important minerals, including iron, calcium, magnesium and potassium roots. 2- Source of antioxidants 3. Fight against infections 4. Blood sugar control 5- Reduce cholesterol and fat 6- Improve digestion and treatment of constipation The results of some research have found that the extract of this plant can help protect the skin and skin resulting from exposure to sunlight, or as a result of aging or acne. An animal study found that using this plant extract helped prevent liver damage in some animals exposed to sodium dichromate (a component that causes damage to the liver). Some other studies have also shown that this extract can reduce excess fat levels stored in the liver and provide protection against any oxidation. Some experts have suggested that this plant has the ability to improve carbohydrate metabolism and reduce fat absorption, which can lead to weight loss, but these results still need more experiments and evidence, and it is not recommended to use this plant for this purpose only after consulting a doctor. Disclaimer: Many of the above benefits are results of animal experiments, and the effectiveness and safety of this plant on humans still need more trials and studies, so we recommend using it first