Description
Latin Name : Aspalathus Linearis
Origin Country: European Union
Green rooibos tea is a type of tea made from the leaves of the rooibos plant (Aspalathus linearis), which is native to South Africa. Unlike traditional rooibos tea, which undergoes a fermentation process that turns the leaves red, green rooibos tea is made from leaves that are quickly dried and steamed to prevent fermentation, thus retaining their green colour.
Green rooibos tea has a milder and slightly sweeter taste compared to traditional red rooibos tea. It often has grassy, herbaceous, and slightly nutty notes, with a naturally sweet undertone.
Green rooibos tea can be enjoyed hot or cold and is often used as a base for herbal blends or flavoured teas. It pairs well with various herbs, fruits, and spices, making it a versatile ingredient in tea blends.
– Antioxidant, anti-steatotic and anti-inflammatory activity are some of the benefits you may get from this tea.
– Rooibos may have the ability to fight free radicals.
– Antioxidants are important for a healthy heart, which is why rooibos tea may provide cardiovascular benefits. It may also keep cholesterpl levels in check.
– Eases irritability, headaches, nervous tension and insomnia.
– Acts as an anti-spasmodic agent, to relieve stomach cramps and colic in infants.
– Can be used to treat hay fever, asthma and eczema.
– Placed directly on the skin, it can slow the aging process.
– Boosts the immune system.
– Rooibos tea contains no oxalic acid, so it can safely be consumed by people who are prone to kidney stones.
