Chamomile is a drink that helps quench thirst
A member of the research group of the South Khorasan Jihad University Medicinal Plants Research Complex said: Consumption of chamomile tea at dawn reduces thirst and thirst caused by fasting.
Citing the public relations of Jihad University of South Khorasan, Dr. Sara Hosseini said: Chamomile is one of the oldest medicinal plants that has many healing properties.
A member of the research group of the South Khorasan Jihad University Medicinal Plants Research Complex stated: During the holy month of Ramadan, you can benefit from the unique healing properties of this plant by preparing tea or chamomile tea.
He pointed out that chamomile is a natural sedative and anti-depressant and its drink has sedative properties and is an effective reducing anxiety and is useful in relieving insomnia, he said: Chamomile plant as a pain reliever and an antispasmodic agent in Traditional medicine is used.
A member of the research group of the South Khorasan Jihad University Medicinal Plants Research Complex stated: Drinking tea or chamomile tea reduces fever and is useful for treating colds as well as relieving headaches caused by fasting.
Dr. Hosseini, stating that chamomile has anti-cancer properties, added: Chamomile tea strengthens the heart, brain and stomach and its use is useful in the treatment of various gastrointestinal disorders such as bloating, indigestion, diarrhea, anorexia and nausea. Recommended during Iftar.
Emphasizing that chamomile tea consumption is not recommended during pregnancy, he reminded: chamomile tea consumption at dawn reduces thirst and thirst caused by fasting.