Benefits of dried hibiscus for export

Hibiscus syrup is made from dried hibiscus flowers and is served hot or iced.

Among its most important benefits proven by research are the following:

Several human and animal studies have found a role for hibiscus extract in supporting liver health.

It increases the enzymes responsible for detoxifying drugs and reducing liver damageFatty liver.

Benefits of dried hibiscus for blood pressure

Hibiscus helps lower and control blood pressure without any side effects.

Hibiscus helps lower and control blood pressure without any side effects.

Rich source of Vitamin C

Hibiscus is considered a natural anti-inflammatory, cold and flu disease because it is a rich source of vitamin C, which is one of the most famous antioxidants.

He has a role vitamin C An important role in iron absorption.

A source of many powerful antioxidants

Hibiscus contains very powerful antioxidants that help the body:

• Fight free radicals and strengthen immunity.
• Prevention of many problems such as Arthritis Bones, cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer's, and many other diseases.
• Fights the signs of aging and wrinkles because it contains high levels of polyphenols, which are a powerful antioxidant that helps in particular to prevent stomach cancer.

Reducing cholesterol level

Research has proven the role of hibiscus in reducing the amount of cholesterol and triglycerides in the blood in diabetics, thus maintaining and enhancing the health of the heart and arteries.

We need other studies to prove its role in reducing cholesterol levels in healthy people.

Reducing menopause symptoms

Hibiscus has been found to play a major role in treating Symptoms of menopause Resulting from hormonal imbalance, it helps reduce hot flashes that affect women after forty.

Reduce weight

Studies indicate that hibiscus drink is linked to weight loss and protection against obesity.

A 12-week study on 36 people found the role of hibiscus extract in weight loss, fat, and body mass index.

Fighting bacterial infections

Laboratory studies have found an effective role for hibiscus in combating bacterial infections. But we still need more studies on this topic.