TEA TO INCREASE MEMORY, LOWER STRESS, MAKE INSOMNIA DISAPPEAR, PROVIDE ENERGY, IMPROVE CIRCULATION AND NERVES
Jasmine Tea has been widely used in China since ancient times, it has calming properties that promote recovery in many emotional imbalances that alter the mind. It is effective in combating insomnia and acts as a natural tension-relieving sedative, improving moods.
It is an aphrodisiac as it stimulates the female sexual organs (libido), as well as antispasmodic of the uterus, preventing menstrual cramps. It activates blood circulation and energy. By acting on the Wood and Metal elements in the body, it becomes a great purifier of the skin; In addition, it promotes digestion.
It regulates body energy, since in cold times it keeps body temperature stable, and in warm times, it regulates temperature because it is a diuretic.
It is recommended to take one cup daily after lunch for a week. Then they can continue to take it after a “heavy” meal.
Jasmine Flower Therapy for Knee Pain
For Chinese Medicine, the knee is a joint linked to the kidneys and liver and their respective energy channels that cross this area. Draining of kidney energy or an overburdened liver weakens the knees, as well as cold and dampness. Remember that stress or excessive physical or mental activity depletes the energy of the kidneys.
Sit comfortably in a chair and with your middle and ring fingers together, massage both points at once, first on one knee and then the other, for a minute.
Then apply heat to the entire knee area with the following recipe:
- Two tablespoons of olive oil
- Half a tablespoon of ground garlic
- Five finely chopped jasmine flowers
- Mix the two ingredients in a glass and then heat it for a few seconds.
- Rub the entire knee area for a minute applying the hot paste.
- Leave on for 30 minutes
USES
-To lose weight, boil 10 jasmine flowers and a cinnamon stick in 1/2 liter of water for 10 minutes and divide it into three parts that will be taken before each meal, lower the intake of sugars and flours.
-For circulation and insulin leveling, a cup in the morning on an empty stomach, unsweetened