KASHAMADUPE 250G - Dandelion Root Tea

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Our unroasted Dandelion Root Loose Tea offers a clean, earth-forward flavour with gentle woody notes — a simple, grounding brew made from pure dandelion root pieces.

Unroasted dandelion root is soft, earthy and slightly woody. It’s milder than the roasted variety, with raw, rooty undertones and a hint of natural sweetness at the finish. You may also notice a light herbaceous character, similar to dried burdock or mild chicory before roasting. It makes a smooth, clean infusion with a pale golden-brown colour. No grit or heaviness — just a gentle, grounding cu

The nutritional content of dandelion extends to all parts of the plant. It’s a rich source of many vitamins, minerals and fiber.Early research indicates that dandelion have antiviral and antimicrobial properties, though clear applications for medicinal use have yet to be determined. Research directly relating dandelion to bone health is lacking, though some nutritional components of the plant are known to support the maintenance of strong bones. The nutritional content of dandelion extends to all parts of the plant. It’s a rich source of many vitamins, minerals and fiber. Dandelion are a rich source of beta-carotene and polyphenolic compounds, both of which are known to have strong antioxidant capabilities that can prevent aging and certain diseases. The dandelion plant contains bioactive compounds that have been shown to reduce blood sugar . More research is needed to determine if the same effect would be seen in humans. Some animal studies have shown reduced cholesterol levels after consuming dandelion. More research is needed to understand how this plant affects levels in humans. Dandelion may lower blood pressure due to their diuretic effect and potassium content. However, very little formal research has been conducted to support this claim. Several Research indicates that dandelion may increase contractions and movement of your gastrointestinal (GI) tract, acting as a treatment for constipation and indigestion. This effect is likely due to the prebiotic fiber inulin. studies have found that dandelion is effective in reducing the growth of cancer cells in various organ tissues.