Pure Chamomile Tea
Chamomile, famously known as 'Water of Youth', is one of the “cure-all” medicinal herbs known to humanity from the time of ancient Egyptians. It is known as ‘Karpurapushpa’ in Ayurveda for its divinely fragrant notes.
Commonly regarded as the ‘relaxing herb’, chamomile is well known to treat insomnia, boost immunity and reduce stress.
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What is Chamomile Tea?
Chamomile Ritual & Brewing
Health benefits of Chamomile
Frequently asked Questions
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Chamomile of Magic Farms
Chamomile Tea Infusion
Chamomile tea is made by brewing pure Chamomile flowers into a light gold colour revealing a delicate aroma and a heavenly apple-like floral taste.
Caffeine : Zero
Aroma : Balmy – Floral – Soothing
Tasting Notes :Sweet herbal infusion that has notes of crisp apple.
Brew Style : Hot & Cold
Compliments : Tea spoon of honey
Best time for chamomile : Anytime, preferably before bed for a good night sleep.
Relish this magic potion with your favourite book, music or pastime before you call it a night!
How to brew Chamomile Tea
First Brew
Add 12-15 buds for a cup to a tea pot and brew with 150ml of 90ºC hot water for 3-4 minutes.
Add some sweet
If you have a sweet tooth, you can add honey too.
Re-steeping
For 2nd – 3rd brew, pour boiling water over the remaining Chamomile flowers and let steep for 5-6 mins.
Alternate brewing method
You can also add Chamomile to water in a pot and bring it to boil for 4-5 minutes.
Cold Brew
Leave the buds in the teapot with hot water until it reaches room temperature.
Refrigerate the cold brew and pour over ice cubes with honey for a refreshing drink.
You can 2nd & 3rd steep for the cold brew.
Our way of growing Chamomile
The daisy-like chamomile flowers are majorly grown in the central and east European region, it also extends to parts of Asia. In India, Chamomile is usually grown in the Northern plains of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. It has now found its place in India’s southern plateau at Magic Farms.
We responsibly grow Chamomile flowers through our chemical-free approach and without using any pesticides. It has already become a favourite to our bees.
Health benefits of Chamomile explained.
Chamomile tea has long been used as a traditional folk remedy for a wide range of medical conditions. In recent times, extensive research is being conducted to understand better its effectiveness in combating different illnesses.
*click on the research link, to know more health benefits of chamomile
Helps in getting a good night’s sleep.
Chamomile has been widely regarded as a sleep inducer and is used as a mild sedative to treat insomnia and other sleep-related problems. Studies have shown people falling into a deep sleep within minutes of drinking chamomile tea. This herb’s sedative effects can be attributed to chamomile’s flavonoid compound called apigenin. Apigenin binds with other receptors in the brain, which then initiates and aids sleep.
Treats anxiety and depression.
One of the most popular uses of Chamomile tea is in the treatment of stress disorders. Studies have shown that Chamomile may have clinically meaningful antidepressant activity and is recommended to relieve anxiety and general depression. A soothing cup of Chamomile tea can help increase serotonin and dopamine levels in your brain; these hormones are known to effectively reduce anxiety, depression and stabilise your mood and feelings of well-being and happiness.
Boosts immunity and treats digestive issues.
Chamomile’s ability to fight harmful bacteria makes it an excellent immunity booster.
It is also famously known to treat cold and sore throat. Due to the presence of large amounts of antioxidants, it acts as a defence against inflammation and is highly effective.
Along with this, Chamomile is also valued as a digestive relaxant. According to studies, it has been used to treat various gastrointestinal disturbances, including flatulence, irritable bowel syndrome, indigestion, diarrhoea, anorexia, motion sickness, nausea, and vomiting and even diabetes to an extent.
Menstrual pain reliever.
Chamomile infusions are known to be used to treat menstrual cramps and Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS). Interestingly, a study done in the year 2010 found that consuming Chamomile tea for a month could reduce the pain of menstrual cramps.
Terpenoids in chamomile decrease the production of prostaglandins (a chemical compound that causes inflammation and severe menstrual cramps when released in large amounts in the body) and relax the uterus.
A powerhouse of antioxidants.
Chamomile lies at the top of the list of foods high in natural antioxidants. A diet rich in antioxidants can be beneficial in leading a healthy life as it reduces the risk of many diseases, including heart disease, diabetes, and certain cancers. Consuming antioxidant-rich foods can also stimulate hair growth and promote healthier-looking skin and nails.
Anti-inflammatory
Chamomile is also known to have strong anti-inflammatory properties; hence, it is also widely used to treat muscle spasms.