I believe that as long as saffron is mentioned, many female friends will not feel unfamiliar with it, because saffron is not only a precious medicinal material, but also a valuable raw material for beauty cosmetics and dyes. Especially when we encounter dysmenorrhea during menstruation, drinking some saffron soaked in water can play a good role in relieving pain. So how much saffron soaked in water should be used? Let me give you a detailed and specific answer in the following time. Benefits of drinking saffron soaked in water: 1. Nourish blood and activate blood circulation Saffron tea has the effect of nourishing blood and activating blood circulation. After taking it, women can have a rosy complexion, be energetic, and become more beautiful. Secondly, saffron tea has significant effects on women's menstrual disorders, postpartum blood stasis, facial spots, body pain and other symptoms. 2. Beauty and skin care Many women are prone to pigmentation spots on their skin surface. Saffron tea can maximize its blood circulation and hypoxia resistance effects, promote blood microcirculation, and allow cells to obtain sufficient blood oxygen, water and nutrients, so that the skin naturally reveals elasticity and a delicate luster. 3. Health care Drinking saffron soaked in water also has a certain effect on middle-aged and elderly people. It can prevent and treat diseases such as cerebral thrombosis, myocardial infarction, etc. It also helps fight tumors and has a health-care effect on the liver and kidneys. Side effects of drinking saffron water: Saffron has a strong blood-activating effect. Saffron soaked in water is not suitable for women with heavy menstrual bleeding. In addition, saffron has a strong stimulating effect on the uterus and can cause uterine contractions, so pregnant women should not eat it. In addition, saffron is a little toxic, and the daily dosage used for soaking in water should be controlled within 3 grams. Saffron How much saffron should be soaked in water? If you buy scented tea for various reasons such as health preservation, usually take 5-8 roots each time and soak them in water to drink once a day or every other day. It is not suitable to drink too much. In addition, women should not drink it during menstruation (some people suggest only drinking it 2-3 days before menstruation and then stop). How to drink saffron in water? Suitable combinations for saffron tea: Saffron tea is suitable for brewing alone and is not suitable for pairing with other scented teas. Correct steps for soaking saffron in water: 1. Wash the glass and set aside 2. Take 3-8 saffron roots and place them in a clean glass. 3. Brew saffron with boiling water 4. Let it sit for a few minutes before drinking. You can also add honey and mix well before drinking. 5. Refill the cup 4 or 5 times and drink it together with the flower filaments. The above paragraphs are my explanations for you. I believe that after reading the above content carefully, you will have a clearer understanding and cognition of the correct amount of saffron to drink. Of course, I would also like to remind female friends that they should drink less coffee and carbonated drinks in normal times, and drink more saffron to achieve the effect of nourishing blood. |
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