Orange Peel Tea Has Been Used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for Thousands of Years

Orange Peel Tea Has Been Used in Traditional Chinese Medicine for Thousands of Years

Orange peel tea has been used for thousands of years in Traditional Chinese Medicine to heal lots of different ailments and to keep a person healthy.

It’s full of Vitamin C, contains lots of pectins to lower cholesterol, it’s a powerful anti-inflammatory agent, lowers blood pressure, helps with insulin resistance, boosts up our immune system, and heals lots of health challenges.

Vitamin C is beneficial for the eyes and cardiovascular system, and it may help prevent certain cancers. Orange peel contains more Vitamin C than the orange itself… almost twice the Vitamin C.

Dried orange peel is also a source of potassium, a mineral that helps regulate muscles and blood pressure. Potassium also helps convert blood sugar into glycogen, which is stored in muscle tissue and converted into energy.

The pericarp, the white membrane of the orange peel, is a source of pectin, a soluble dietary fiber with a variety of health benefits. Pectin, which is associated with lower cholesterol, improves insulin resistance, regulates gastrointestinal problems, promotes immune system health and increases satiety.

RUCHA Remedies <rejuvenate> is blended with Orange Peel, Roselle, Rose, Chrysanthemum, Red Goji Berries and Jasmine Buds. A perfect balance of flavours and antioxidants. Flowers lift the spirit and refresh the soul. Let this medley of blooms and citrus work its way to support rejuvenation from within. It's a delicious drink and great for hydration.  

RUCHA Remedies <reunion> is blended with Orange Peel, Kumquat and Osmanthus.The combination of flavours produce a pleasant, apricot-like aroma and taste that is balanced by the citrus notes.  

Source:

“25 Proven Health Benefits of Orange Peel Tea” (linkedin.com) by Dr. Paul Haider, Master Herbalist, 6 June 2017

Disclaimer: The information provided on this website does not substitute for professional medical advice. Consult a medical professional or healthcare provider if you are seeking medical advice, diagnoses, or treatment.

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