Linden Flower Tea
- Alleviating inflammation and lowering pain
- Reducing stress and anxiety
Linden is commonly used for several illnesses, including colds, headaches, sleeplessness, and itchy skin.
What is the mechanism behind its functioning?
Linden possesses the capacity to reduce mucus production and alleviate anxiety.
Linden tea, also known as Tè de Tila, possesses antioxidant properties as a result of its phenolic acid composition.
According to the University of Buenos Aires, it possesses antispasmodic qualities due to the presence of p-coumaric acid and flavonoids, which help lessen spasms.
According to experts from the University of Buenos Aires, the sedative action of this substance can be attributed to the flavonoids, which contribute to a calming and relaxing effect.
According to WebMD, the antioxidant quercetin, which is present in lime tea, has shown effectiveness in reducing inflammation, particularly in the heart and other cardiovascular systems.
Individuals who are pregnant, allergic to certain components of this plant, have biliary duct obstruction, cardiovascular issues, or hypertension and are taking medication should also refrain from consuming it.
If you have chronic bladder issues, do not take this tea!
It should also be noted that, due to its relaxing characteristics, it is NOT advised to drink linden tea while driving or if you think you may need to drive.
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