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Flower For Tisane
Discover our selection of edible dried flowers, ideal for preparing infusions and herbal teas with an intense aroma and numerous beneficial properties. Consult the technical data sheet of the individual products to get to know them better and use them in a workmanlike manner. From chamomile flowers to calendula, from rosebuds to lavender, with their soothing, soothing and relaxing properties, typical of the medicinal oils released during the infusion. Our infusion products are not prepackaged in filters, on Natura d'Oriente you can buy whole infusion petals and flowers to use for your preparations.
Chamomile flowers are known to act against nervous tension and stress, as a natural relaxant and herbal tea to promote sleep. They are a remedy for stomach ache, stomach pain, diarrhea, flatulence, and for proper digestion. They are used to relieve menstrual pain, and are very useful in case of migraines, neuralgia and toothache. Their healing and soothing properties are used to create ointments for wounds and eczema, or as a lotion for conjunctivitis and skin redness. Strengthens and lightens hair, applied after shampooing.
Roman Chamomile is a variety that has beneficial properties in case of digestive disorders, stomach pain, diarrhea, flatulence, swelling and irritation of the intestinal tract. The flowers for herbal tea can relieve cramps and menstrual pain, and are useful for soothing pains from neuralgia, migraines and toothaches. The Roman chamomile flower tea is a remedy to counteract insomnia, nervous tension and stress. The soothing properties of chamomile are also used for lotions suitable for conjunctivitis and skin redness. Strengthens and lightens the hair, applied as an infusion after shampooing.
Ingredients: Roman chamomile Botanical name: Anthemis nobilis L./ Chamaemelum Nobile A Origin: France
Marigold flowers are excellent flowers for herbal teas, because they possess antispasmodic properties that are beneficial for digestive well-being, against abdominal cramps and constipation. These flowers contain substances that give the herbal tea diuretic and purifying characteristics, useful for the protection of the mucous membranes, to regulate menstruation and help the liver. Relax in case of insomnia and stress.
Ingredients: calendula flowers Botanical name: Calendula Officinalis L. Origin: Serbia
Lavender flowers are an excellent natural remedy for insomnia, stress, and to soothe headaches. In addition, this plant can help the well-being of the respiratory tract. Outdoors, the infusion can soothe itching from insect bites and acne inflammations. Lavender flowers retain their aroma for a considerable time.
Ingredients: lavender Botanical name: Lavandula Hybrida Origin : various continents
An infusion made from the petals of the fragrant and beautiful red hibiscus flowers. Much loved initially in North Africa, but its flavor ended up being appreciated throughout Europe. Its taste is very reminiscent of cherry and black cherry. Its beneficial effects are remarkable such as: rich in vitamins A, B, C, D, calcium, potassium and magnesium. It helps to counteract free radicals and hypertension thanks to its diuretic effect. It can also be used as an excellent anti-inflammatory for cystitis. Tasty both hot and cold with the addition of a slice of orange.
An infusion with rosebuds helps the body and the immune system, to relieve bronchitis and pharyngitis. They perform a soothing function on the oropharyngeal mucosa, voice drop and respiratory system.
Ingredients: rosebuds Botanical name: Rosa Centifolia L.
Mallow flowers are traditionally used for: the emollient and soothing action on the oropharyngeal mucosa, the emollient and soothing action on the digestive system, the emollient and soothing action on the urinary tract, the fluidity of bronchial secretions, the normal volume and consistency of the stool, the regularity of intestinal transit.
Ingredients: mallow flowers Name Botanical: Malva Sylvestris L Origin: Poland
