Can dandelion flowers be soaked in water to drink?

Dandelion flowers can be used as Chinese medicinal materials after a period of exposure to the sun and processing. Not only that, the dried dandelions can also be used to make dandelion flower tea. When you drink this tea, you will feel a very strong fragrance, which will enhance the nutrients and taste of the tea, making it taste better.

【Dandelion Rose Tea】——Rose, dandelion root

Dandelion has a very good anti-inflammatory effect and has been used since ancient times to treat breast sores, which is what we now call mastitis. Rose is mild in nature and can balance the cool nature of dandelion, regulate qi and relieve depression, and harmonize blood and disperse blood stasis. It is used to treat liver and stomach pain, new and chronic rheumatism, vomiting blood and hemoptysis, irregular menstruation, leucorrhea, dysentery, breast abscess, and swelling. The combination of the two is most suitable for women to prevent breast diseases.

[Dandelion and Corn Silk Tea] - Corn Silk, Dandelion Tea, Polygonatum, Rose

Corn silk, also known as dragon's beard, is commonly used in medicinal tea and food by the people, and is a common medicine for treating diabetes and hypertension. Sweet, light taste, neutral nature. Dandelion can also lower blood sugar and help with the damage to liver function caused by diabetes! Polygonatum odoratum is also a commonly used food therapy for diabetics, suitable for symptoms such as thirst, dry mouth, fever and irritability caused by diabetes. [3]

Dandelion, also known as dandelion and yellow flowered dandelion, is a variety recently listed as a medicinal and edible variety by the Ministry of Health. According to Compendium of Materia Medica, dandelion can clear away heat and toxins, transform food toxins, and eliminate malignant swelling. It has been highly praised in medical monographs of all dynasties, such as "Tang Materia Medica", "Shennong's Materia Medica" and "Dictionary of Chinese Medicine". It is used by the people to treat sores, meningitis, influenza and liver and gallbladder diseases.

Dandelion tea uses finely chopped and dried roots or leaves, which are rich in vitamins and minerals. It strengthens the liver and can lower cholesterol. In Europe, dandelion is known as "bed-wetting grass", which shows its strong diuretic effect. It is suitable for people with edema. In addition, it can relieve indigestion and constipation, purify the blood, and promote the secretion of breast milk.

The latest research on dandelions by Dr. Earl Mindell, a famous American nutrition and health expert, shows that dandelions are natural diuretics and digestive aids; they are rich in minerals, which can not only help prevent anemia caused by iron deficiency, but its large amount of potassium can also work with sodium to regulate the water and salt balance in the body and normalize the heart rate; they are rich in lecithin, which can prevent cirrhosis and enhance the functions of the liver and gallbladder.