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Health Benefits and History of Honeysuckle Flower Tea

(Lonicera Japonica)(Jīn yín huā-金銀花) Have you ever tried Honeysuckle Tea? Lots of people know the honeysuckle flower, but don't know that it's a traditional herbal remedy with amazing health benefits. This video will briefly cover the history of honeysuckle as an herb and help you understand the top benefits of honeysuckle tea. Thanks for watching and please subscribe for more content on traditional herbs and herbalism! Chapters Where Honeysuckle Flowers Come From: 00:00 History of Honeysuckle as an Herb: 00:20 Modern Research on Honeysuckle: 00:54 Health Benefits of Honeysuckle Tea: 01:31 Honeysuckle Tea Flavor: 02:07 Honeysuckle Tea Safe?: 02:27 Follow us on our other social pages:   / bravotea   https://instgram.com/bravo_tea About Us Bravo tea is a family owned company. Indigenous herbal medicine is still practiced all over the world and has existed in nearly every continent of the world almost for as long as there have been human beings. Herbal medicine is regaining relevance in our modern world. We believe in the power of natural medicine and have a strong belief in the protection of the natural world. The indigenous cultures of the world thought that human beings are a part of nature and not separate from it. We envision a future where business does not mean destruction for the natural world. We do what we can to promote healthy people and a healthy environment. For more information on herbal teas, check out our website: www.bravotea.com Video Transcript: Honeysuckle flowers can be found all around the world in areas with temperate climates and also grow across the Himalayan mountain range honeysuckle is well known because of its beauty in the garden but did you know that it's also a traditional herb that's been used for centuries The first known account of honeysuckle used in medicine was in the Tang Ben Cao also known as the Tang Herbal which was written in 659 a.d. The Tang herbal is considered the first official Chinese pharmacopoeia which was compiled during the 7th century. Honeysuckle is one of the most important herbs in traditional eastern Herbalism but it also played a role during the middle ages in Europe as an important herb for a number of health applications. Health Benefits of Honeysuckle Tea Modern research shows that honeysuckle or lanocera japonica contains over 140 chemical compounds some of the key compounds in honeysuckle include linalool, Hexadecenoic acid, ethyl palmitate and dihydrocarvial The plant also contains flavonoids triterpenoids saponins organic acids and iridoids it's thought that these compounds are what gives honeysuckle some of its health benefits. Honeysuckle tea is most popular for its immune support benefits it's known for supporting the lungs especially for those who need upper respiratory support. The rich nutrition and chemical compounds of the honeysuckle herb may also provide healthy inflammation response and digestive system health. Herbal tea is the most accessible way to reap the benefits of this powerful herb compared to expensive tinctures or capsules. Honeysuckle on its own doesn't have much flavor that's why our honeysuckle tea also contains astragalus root adding astragalus helps boost flavor and the combination of the two herbs also enhances the immune support properties of the tea. Is Honeysuckle Tea Safe? Honeysuckle is a tasty treat that can be enjoyed by almost everyone but because of its rich compounds it's a good idea for pregnant women to talk to their doctor before drinking it just to be safe. Lonicera Japonica footage available by Creative Commons license VKH0422_071_3-NAT00Z0351A Creator: Veldkijker (producent);Willem Berents (camera);Stichting Natuurbeelden Publication date: 21 July 2017 Length: 01:30 Contributions: Stichting Natuurbeelden http://www.openbeelden.nl/users/stich... VKH0422_086_4-NAT00Z0352L Creator: Veldkijker (producent);Willem Berents (camera);Stichting Natuurbeelden Publication date: 21 July 2017 Length: 01:58 Contributions: Stichting Natuurbeelden https://natuurbeelden.openbeelden.nl/...