Dry, tired eyes? Steep white chrysanthemum
White chrysanthemum and wolfberry tea for tired eyes
White chrysanthemum and wolfberry tea for dry, tired eyes after screen time. Cooling, caffeine-free kitchen steep.
Read biteIn brief
Place 3 g dried rose buds, 3 g jasmine flowers, and 2 red dates with seeds removed in a cup. Pour boiling water and steep five minutes. Sip warm through the day. This kitchen tea is often used when stress sits with Liver qi stagnation and menstrual load. If there's any chance of pregnancy, don't use this. Educational food therapy, not a substitute for a pattern read.
Recipe
The method
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Measure
Place 3 g rose buds, 3 g jasmine flowers, and 2 pitted red dates in a heatproof cup or small teapot.
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Steep
Pour boiling water over the herbs. Cover and steep for five minutes.
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Sip
Sip warm through the day. Top up with warm water as the cup cools or the flavour fades.
Try today Steep one cup today when chest tightness or premenstrual load stacks with stress.
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Kitchen recipes are educational, not personal medical advice. Book a consult for cycle changes that keep returning, or if home teas worsen symptoms.
FAQs
Quick questions
How is this different from jasmine rose tangerine tea?
This cup uses rose, jasmine, and two pitted red dates. The tangerine version adds tangerine pith and is framed for Liver qi with men's health load. Pick the steep that matches the picture you are teaching.
Can I drink this every day?
Occasional use when stress sits with cycle tension is the usual educational habit. It is not a daily medicine dose. Stop if you feel hotter or stools loosen.
Why remove the date seeds?
The educational recipe uses two whole red dates with seeds removed before steeping, so the cup stays soft and easy to sip.
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