Dried rose buds are the small buds from the renowned rose flower plant. The infusion of Rose bud tea has been prescribed as part of Chinese medicine for more than 5,000 years. Rosebud offers many recorded health benefits, including easing depression, soothing the nerves, benefiting circulation and reducing indigestion. Rosebud tea is considered exceptional for women to consume. Often called “the lady's tea”, rosebud tea”, rosebud tea has remarkable health benefits for women. Roses provide an excellent natural treatment for PMS syndrome and menstrual cramps. It reduces breast tenderness and even balances endocrine disorders. It stabilises emotional ups and downs and balanced the mind.

Rosebuds are very rich in Vitamin C, a vitamin essential for the immune system, healthy skin and bones and the absorption of iron from the system. Additionally, they are high in other antioxidants, named catechin polyphenols, that help the body from free-radical damage, which can lead to cancer. The catechin polyphenols present in rosebuds help in eliminating cancerous cells without harming any healthy cells. The vitamin C and antioxidants also help in offering a radiating complexion. The y can reduce aging, remove dark spots and increase pore stability, which means less clogging and PH level issues. Rosebud tea also naturally contains caffeine, although quite less amounts than coffee. A cup of rosebud tea offers anywhere from 30 to 60 mg of caffeine, while a traditional cup of coffee contains more than 100 mg of caffeine. Caffeine gives a boost of energy while stimulating the central nervous system. It also boosts the body's metabolism.

Other benefits include boosting the immune system, protecting the body from free-radical damage, defending against stomach and liver distress, improving blood circulation, relieving pain in the joints, aiding in healing of wounds, providing various important vitamins besides C, like A, B, E and K, preventing and lightening wrinkles, relieving menstural pain, improving blood circulation, easing contipation among others.

In Morocco, the dried rose buds are commonly used in combination with other dried flowers in tea forms, as well as in sweet and sour dishes or meat dishes.

Medicinal Applications:

Rose bud tea has been used around the world to alleviate some of the symptoms of menstruation and painful cramping.

Rose petals are full of vitamin C, which eliminates free-radicals and toxins throughout the system. Rosebud tea helps in controling aging signs such as dark spots, wrinkles and sagging. The tea also promotes the body's immune system while promoting essential collagen production. As well as offering beautifying properties, rosebuds also contain anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties that can prove effective in treating skin conditions like acne.

The very high content of vitamin C in rosebuds makes it a natural boost for the immune system.

The vitamin C present, also helps in fighting infections and ease the feeling of soreness on the throat one is feeling during a cold or a flu.

Drinking rosebud tea improves digestion and keeps the digestive system in a peak working condition. It can stimulate the body's production of bile which in turn helps the stomach to digest food more easily and effectively. Bile also improves digestion of fats. Additionally, the rose tea is thought to nourish the food bacteria or microflora of the intestines and may hold mild laxative properties.

Traditionally, rose tea was used to treat diarrhea and dysentery and the probiotic properties of rosebuds seem to be responsible for the soothing they provide to various intestinal ailments.

Besides the many effects it has on a physical aspect, rosebud tea can calm the mind and elavate one's mood.This is to inform you that we are not doctors. What is written above has a simple character and in no way replaces medical application. Always consult your doctor about your health issues.