| Product Name |
Jasmine Tea Powder |
| Appearance |
Brownish Yellow |
| Specification |
Jasmine Tea Extract Powder
20% Polyphenols |
What Is Jasmine Tea?
Jasmine plants are members of the olive family, also called the Oleaceae plant family. The flowers used to make this type of are usually derived from two related plant species: "Common Jasmine" (Jasminum officinale) or "Sampaguita "(Jasminum sambac).
Jasmine is considered to be a health-promoting, anti-inflammatory tea because it contains antioxidants, including polyphenols. Polyphenols like EGCG have been shown to have free radical-scavenging abilities and other beneficial effects that help protect cells and tissues throughout the body.
What is the taste of jasmine tea?
It's described as having a soothing, light, floral and clean but somewhat perfumed taste. Other traits used to describe the overall flavor profile include:
sweet
fresh
blossomed
dewy
bouquet
delicate
subtle
Benefits/Uses
1. High in Antioxidants
Some specific flavanols and antioxidants found in jasmine green tea include:
EGCG
epicatechin
epigallocatechin
gallocatechin
other gallate derivatives
several sesquiterpenoids, which have anti-inflammatory effects and help promote healthy circulation
EGCG is associated with additional anti-aging health perks, such as enhanced metabolic activities that may prevent weight gain, and a boost in thermogenesis (the body producing heat by using energy). It may also help manage your appetite and support healthy blood sugar levels.
2. Can Lift Energy and Focus
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, jasmine tea is said to increase yang qualities, meaning it has warm, dry and bright qualities that make it uplifting. It's recommended for people with "low yang," such as those who live in cold climates, have lethargy or low energy, or who work too much or feel overly depleted.
3. Has a Relaxing Scent and Taste
Jasmine tea is unique in that it has both stimulating and calming effects. The flower petals are thought to have a floral, calming aroma in part due to the presence of the compound called linalool.
L-theanine found within this tea also helps support a healthier response to stress, leading to improved relaxation and potentially benefits like better sleep.
4. Could Help With Weight Maintenance
A study conducted on mice found that cold-crewed jasmine tea was able to attenuate high-fat diet-induced obesity. It also improved gut microbiota. The study authors noted that "cold-brewed jasmine tea attenuated weight gain, abnormal serum blood levels, fat accumulation, inflammation, glucose intolerance, metabolic endotoxemia, as well as differentially expressed genes related to lipid metabolism."
5. Protects Against Certain Cancers
6. Good for the Heart
7. Can Help Lower Diabetes Risk
8. Promotes Oral Health
While more research is needed to verify the effects in the humans, evidence does show the potential of tea to prevent tooth decay. In fact, " incorporation of tea extract in dental products such as dentifrices, mouthwash, dental floss, and chewing gums can prove to be helpful in prevention of dental caries thus, expanding its horizon from academic to clinical set-up.
9. Supports Brain Health
The polyphenols in tea have been shown in studies to protect against Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. It's believed theanine and theaflavins in jasmine tea are big reasons why. These polyphenols have also been shown to help calm the mind and even promote better sleep in human and animal studies.
Jasmine tea is also though to help mediate autophagy - which occurs during times of stress - due to its high levels of flavonoids.
10. Easy to Add to Diet
You can buy jasmine tea at your local grocer or specialty stores or order it online. It's quick and easy to make - as any tea is - and tastes great. Whether you want a cup in the morning, with your breakfast or lunch, or in the afternoon for an energy boost, it's simple to drink a cup any place and any time.
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