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Dried Hibiscus Flower (Red Sorrel)
Properties: saponarin (C*7H*2O*5 2H2O),isoxitexin, Fumaric
acid,Ascorbic-Acid,*0 - **5 ppm,Calcium,*0 - **5
ppm,Cyanidin**-Sophoroside,HHB,Cyanidin-Diglucoside,Fat,3,**0 -
*5,**0 ppm,Fiber,*5,**0 - **2,**0 ppm,Iron,*7 - **5
ppm,Kilocalories,**0 - 3,**0/kg,Niacin,6 - *0 ppm,Nitrogen,**0 -
6,**5 ppm,Phosphorus,**5 - 2,**5 ppm,Riboflavin,0.4 - 4.7
ppm,Thiamin,0.3 - 3 ppm,Water,**8,**0 ppm;
 The flowers of Hibiscus contain: ****0% plant acids,
including citric, malic and tartaric acids and a unique
hydroxycitric acid called hibiscus acid which give the tea a
pleasant tart taste. The flowers also contain approximately 1.5%
anthocyanins including delphinidin *-sambubioside, delphinidin,
cyaniding *-sambubioside that colour the tea red. The blossoms
contain more than *5% mucilage and make a pleasantly sweet tea,
which on hydrolysis affords traces of galactose, arabinose,
glucose, rhamnose, galacturonic acid, xylose and mannose. For the
rest, only ubiquitous substances have been detected.
 The flowers of Hibiscus,are rich in mucilage, a complex
mixture of polysaccharides that form a soothing gelatinous fiber
when water is added. The tea contains approximately *5% mucilage
polysaccharides and 2% pectins.
 Hibiscus, also known as red-sorrel, is listed in the German
Commission E Monographs and its flower tea was traditionally used
internally for stimulating appetite, soothing sore throats,
laryngitis and tonsillitis, coughs, dryness of the lungs and
digestive upsets. The tea also contains high concentrations of
colorful purple flavonoids called anthocyanins that are
antinflammatory. Anthocyanins are beneficial for skin and vascular
health and are also known to coat the surface of cell membranes and
protect them from enzymatic and free radical damage.
 The tea is recommended to alleviate urinary tract problems,
which may be attributed to the action of anthocyanins and
proanthocyanidins that prevent bacteria from adhering to the
bladder wall. The powdered flowers of a related plant have been
shown to stimulate cellular regeneration, cleansing and
detoxification; researchers recommend them for both healthy and
sick individuals. Studies on irritated mucus membranes have shown
that the mucilage of Malvaceae plants binds to buccal membranes and
other mucous membranes of the body. Mucilage, as a good source of
soluble fibre, is particularly recommended as a mild laxative and
for soothing gastric diseases.
 The viscous fiber has several beneficial effects on
digestion: 1) it reduces bowel transit time; 2) it absorbs toxins
from the bowel; 3) it increases fecal bulk and dilutes stool
materials thereby reducing stool contact with the intestinal
mucosa; and 4) it enhances beneficial bacteria in the gut and
provides an excellent substrate for bacterial fermentation.
Mucilage helps to eliminate anaerobic pathogens from the gut, a
function that can significantly help the body to normalize critical
hormone balances needed for basic health.
 Chemicals in Leaf: Beta-Carotene,*5 - **0 ppm
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| Pays: |
Nigeria |
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Nigerian Dried Hibiscus Flower (Red Sorrel)
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| Localité: |
Nigeria |
| Prix de commande minimale: |
- |
| Commande minimale: |
20 Metric Ton |
| Packaging Detail: |
As per member request |
| Heure de livraison: |
30 days |
| Capacité de Fournir: |
10000000 Metric Ton per Month |
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