Quince Leaf Tea

Quince is a wonderful, healthy fruit with an enchanting smell. In the Balkans, childhood memories always contain quince fruit on grandma’s wardrobe, spreading a sweet, gentle smell everywhere in the house. This delicious fruit is often made into jams, but it’s not the only part of Quince tree that is edible and medicinal!

Quince tea contains a lot of medicinal benefits and it’s a yummy drink too. Which is great, because it’s safe for children and very helpful for their tummy troubles.

Treats Diarrhea Safely

Regulates Blood Pressure

Improves Immune System

Maintains Healthy Heart

Lowers Cholesterol

Helps Anemia

Treats Cold

Nutritious

Treats Diarrhea Safely

Quince tea benefits the digestive system and treats uncomfortable symptoms such as bloating, gas and diarrhea. It is a safe herb for both adults and children. Quince tea is something to keep in your cabinet as a good first aid herb that can always be at hand in emergency situations or family travels.

Regulates Blood Pressure

Leaves of quince tree contain pectin. Pectin is a component which is able to help the blood circulation. Regular consumption of quince leaves helps us attain normal blood pressure and avoid hypertension. As we know, hypertension may lead to many diseases and problems often found in the modern, busy, and stressed life.

Improves Immune System

Quince tea can be a healthier replacement to your morning coffee, since it’s caffeine free and has amazing health benefits for your immune system. It contains tannins, which are effective in fighting fungi, yeast, bacteria, and viruses.

Maintains Healthy Heart

We have mentioned the pectin that helps the blood circulation, but quince tea helps the heart in another way. With its high levels of antioxidants, it protects the heart from many diseases, and helps the body get rid of the free radicals, which makes the job easier for the heart.

Lowers Cholesterol

Research shows us that quince leaves are able to significantly decrease bad cholesterol levels followed by the lowering of triglyceride levels. The consumption of quince tea helps to prevent cardiovascular diseases.

Helps Anemia

Due to the high levels of iron the quince leaves contain, quince tea is very helpful with anemia.

Treats Cold

Because of the anti-viral properties of the quince leaves, it is recommended to drink quince tea when you catch a cold. The warm quince tea will make you feel better while relieving the symptoms of cold such as dizziness, fever, cough, and sneezing. It can be combined with lemon, ginger and honey for an additional boost! Also, quince leaves are helpful with bronchitis.

Nutritious

Quince tea is rich in many minerals and vitamins, thus helping you immune and overall body function properly. It’s rich in Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B3, Vitamin B6, Vitamin C, Iron, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Sodium and Copper manganese.