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In case of colds, coughing, abdominal pain, rheumatism, rubella, mumps, kidneys sand, traditional medicine experts offer treatment with linden flowers.
Lime tea is now commonly used as a sweat stimulant. However, the field of application of linden flowers is much wider. Linden flowers contain honeydew, essential oils, vitamin C, glycosides, carotene, polysaccharides, flavonoids that inhibit inflammation, phenolic carboxylic acids. The leaves are rich in tannins and phytoncides that kill bacteria.
Therefore, in case of colds, coughing, abdominal pain, rheumatism, rubella, mumps, kidneys sand, traditional medicine experts offer treatment with linden flowers.
Due to the calming effect on the nervous system and the favourable effect on blood circulation, linden tea is drunk in the treatment of high blood pressure, especially if it is caused by a stressful situation. Lime blossoms are thought to have a positive effect on the walls of blood vessels, so lime blossom tea is drunk when veins are dilated.
Linden tea has a calming effect on the nervous system, reduces blood viscosity, promotes bile and urine excretion. From ancient times linden tea has been drunk for treatment of insomnia, swelling, and even as a means of slimming.
Linden tea can be a great substitute for medications such as paracetamol or aspirin. In case of fever, it is useful for both adults and children to drink hot linden tea with honey. Such tea is very tasty and its positive properties are invaluable. Due to its sweating-promoting effect, linden tea reduces fever. The antioxidants in tea help to remove toxins from the body, facilitate breathing and expectoration. However, if the cough is very strong, linden tea should not be drunk before bedtime – the crackles that leave the lungs will interfere with sleep.
It is also not advisable to drink hot linden tea before going outside as sweating increases and you may get sick as a result.
Lime is one of the few plants that contains phytohormones, which are substances close to female sex hormones, so linden tea helps to regulate the menstrual cycle. It is suitable for use near menopause: it is recommended to drink a glass of linden tea every morning for one month every six months to reduce the hassle of climate-related hormonal changes.
Useful chemical compounds in linden tea. Linden flowers are rich in natural plant compounds (flavonoids and antioxidants) that are very useful to human health. Antioxidants help to remove free radicals from the body. Free radicals are unstable chemicals that are formed as a result of the body’s natural processes or when a human body is directly exposed to drugs and psychotropic substances, cigarette smoke and other environmental toxins. Over time, free radicals can cause heart disease, cancer and other health problems. Lime blossoms also contain tannins and volatile oils, otherwise known as essential oils, which can have a positive effect on health.
Lime tea has traditionally been used for many years to reduce mild cold symptoms and stress. Lime blossoms contain substances that promote sweating, so they can help reduce fever. Linden flowers also contain vegetable glue – an adhesive mass that helps to soothe irritated throat and oral mucosa and reduces the formation of mucus.
Relaxing effect. In natural medicine, linden flowers are used for anxiety and to help a person relax more easily. Essential oils are thought to play a key role here. In case of colds, coughing, abdominal pain, rheumatism, rubella, mumps, kidneys sand, traditional medicine experts offer treatment with linden flowers.
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