Herbal infusion to clean arteries with anti-oxidative role
Rediscover your heart health the natural way!
Detoxifying Infusion for Healthy Arteries - Herbal Power! This selected herbal infusion helps to cleanse the arteries, reduce cholesterol and protect the heart. Combining antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and detoxifying properties, this natural remedy supports optimal circulation and contributes to a healthy cardiovascular system. Enjoy a delicious and beneficial drink for your overall well-being!
Servings: 2 servings
500 ml of infusion, 2 portions (250 ml each)
Ingredients
Materials
- Measuring cup
- Spoon and spoon
- Kettle or pot for boiling water
- Infusion vessel (preferably glass or ceramic)
- Strainer
- Serving cups
Preparation
- Heat the water to almost boiling.
- Mix the teas/herbs and place in a container. Add the ginger.
- Pour hot water over the herbs and ginger mixture.
- Cover the container and let the infusion sit for 10 minutes.
- Strain the liquid to remove the plants.
- Serve the tea hot, preferably unsweetened. For extra flavor, you can add a few drops of lemon juice.
Administration
Can be drunk either hot or cold, depending on preference. For extra freshness, lemon may be added.
If you want a more pleasant taste, you can add a teaspoon of honey after the tea has cooled slightly, so as not to destroy the beneficial enzymes in the honey.
Observations
Arterial cleansing tea infusion, due to its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, may be beneficial in the management and prevention of the following conditions listed on the website:
Atherosclerosis: the deposition of atherosclerotic plaques on arterial walls can be reduced by regular consumption of this infusion, thanks to the ingredients that help maintain the elasticity of blood vessels.
Increased cholesterol: the green tea and hibiscus in the infusion are known for their ability to lower levels of 'bad' cholesterol (LDL), helping to prevent cardiovascular complications.
High blood pressure: certain components of the infusion, such as ginger and peppermint, have vasodilator effects, helping to regulate blood pressure.
Angina pectoris: by improving coronary circulation and reducing inflammation, this infusion may relieve the symptoms associated with angina pectoris.
Anemia: the antioxidant and nutrient-rich ingredients may support red blood cell production and improve hemoglobin levels.
Insomnia: rooibos tea and peppermint have calming properties, helping to reduce stress and promote restful sleep.
Depression, stress, anxiety: regular infusion can help reduce symptoms of anxiety and stress due to its relaxing effects.
Hepatic steatosis: the detoxifying properties of hibiscus and mint may support liver function and reduce the build-up of fat in the liver.
Diabetes: certain components of the infusion may help regulate blood sugar levels and are beneficial in the management of type 2 diabetes.
It is essential to note that while this infusion may be beneficial in the management of these conditions, it should not replace prescribed medical treatments. Consultation with a specialist before starting any herbal cure is recommended to ensure compatibility with individual health needs.
Total estimated cost per infusion (500ml): €0.80 - €1.30.
Estimated cost for a 30-day course (2 servings/day): 24€ - 39€.
Effects and benefits
- Lowering cholesterol: the antioxidants in green tea and hibiscus may help lower levels of 'bad' (LDL) cholesterol.
- Improve blood circulation: Ginger and mint have vasodilator properties, facilitating blood flow.
- Anti-inflammatory properties: rooibos tea and ginger help reduce inflammation in the body.
- Antioxidant protection: the herbs used are rich in antioxidants, protecting cells from oxidative stress.
- Blood pressure regulation: regular consumption can help keep blood pressure within normal limits.
- Detoxifying the body: hibiscus and peppermint have mild diuretic effects, helping to eliminate toxins.
- Improve digestion: ginger and mint are known to support digestive processes.
- Stress relief: rooibos tea has calming effects, helping to combat stress.
- Support the immune system: antioxidants and bioactive compounds in herbs boost immunity.
- Prevent arterial plaque formation: regular consumption can help keep arteries clean and flexible.
Side effects
- Insomnia: Due to the caffeine content in green tea, drinking too much or late in the evening can cause difficulty falling asleep.
- Allergic reactions: Sensitive people may have allergic reactions to one of the herbs used.
- Gastric irritation: Ginger may cause gastric discomfort in some people, especially if consumed on an empty stomach.
- Drug interactions: Certain ingredients may interact with anticoagulant or antihypertensive medications.
Contraindications
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding: Pregnant or breastfeeding women should avoid consumption without medical advice.
- Known allergies: People with allergies to any of the ingredients should avoid this infusion.
- Gastrointestinal conditions: Those with gastric ulcers or gastritis should consult a physician before consumption.
- Medication: If you are taking any medication, consult your doctor to avoid possible interactions.
FAQ 💡❓
Why is this herbal infusion considered a cardiovascular support remedy rather than a simple herbal tea?
➡️ The selected combination of plants is chosen for their cumulative effect on oxidative stress and vascular inflammation, key factors involved in the loss of arterial elasticity, not merely for flavor or hydration.
What is the difference between “artery cleansing” and supporting vascular function?
➡️ This infusion does not mechanically cleanse the arteries; instead, it supports the body’s natural processes that protect blood vessel walls and help reduce factors associated with lipid buildup.
Why is regular consumption more important than occasional use?
➡️ The antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects develop gradually over time, making consistent use in herbal cures more effective than sporadic consumption.
Can this infusion be beneficial for sedentary individuals or those with poor peripheral circulation?
➡️ Yes, it may support microcirculation and tissue oxygenation, making it a natural aid for people who spend long hours seated or experience cold hands and feet.
Why is excessive consumption not recommended, even though the infusion is natural?
➡️ Some plants may irritate the digestive system or overstimulate the body when consumed in large quantities or over extended periods.
Is this infusion suitable for people with fluctuating blood pressure?
➡️ In certain cases, it may help support balanced circulation; however, individuals with unstable blood pressure should monitor their response and seek medical advice.
Why is proper preparation important for the effectiveness of the infusion?
➡️ Water temperature and infusion time directly affect the extraction of active compounds; improper preparation may reduce effectiveness or negatively impact taste.
Can this infusion be combined with other natural cardiovascular remedies?
➡️ Yes, it can be included in a broader herbal wellness routine, but overlapping remedies with similar effects should be avoided without proper breaks between cures.
Why is this infusion not recommended as a substitute for medical treatment?
➡️ Because it acts gradually and preventively, supporting natural bodily functions, and does not provide rapid therapeutic effects for established cardiovascular conditions.
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