Both the fruit and the leaves of the vine are used and are extremely valuable for Turkish cuisine. Apart from that, it has a special place in Roman, Greek and Vietnamese cuisines. The fruit of the vine is grape, it is also used in making vinegar. Vine leaves have found a place in kitchens not only for meals but also as tea. It is believed to be medicinal, contains many vitamins and minerals. Vine leaf also heals with its stem, it is known that people who want to quit smoking benefit from the vine stem. It is known that vine leaf tea, which can be consumed in one cup a day, is good for hair, mouth sores, eye health, anemia and varicose veins. What does vine leaf tea do?
What is vine leaf tea good for?
Vine leaves, fruits and stems are extremely beneficial for the human body in different subjects. With the approval of the doctor, it can be used in cases such as varicose veins, anemia, anemia, intestinal problems, constipation. Vine leaf tea benefits:
- It is known to be effective in the treatment of varicose veins.
- Contains iron. In this way, it fights anemia.
- It is protective against anemia.
- It contains plenty of vitamin C.
- It is beneficial for the eyes. Since it contains vitamin A, it has the feature of improving the quality of vision.
- It is also beneficial for the intestines. Contains zinc mineral.
- It accelerates the healing of wounds in the mouth.
- It has the feature of supporting weight loss.
- It prevents constipation.
- It gives energy.
- It helps people who have hair problems.
- It is known to help reduce kidney stones.
Consuming more than one cup a day can be dangerous to health. The side effects of overconsumption, which are valid for every food, are also valid for vine leaf tea. Especially expectant mothers, nursing mothers, people with allergic conditions, people who use drugs during the treatment of a disease should be more careful. It is not right to drink without consulting a doctor or without the approval of a doctor. Otherwise, there may be some side effects. Although it is said to help in reducing kidney stones, it can have troublesome results for kidney patients. Vine leaves are generally consumed as brine in Turkey by soaking in salt. For this reason, it also carries a risk for blood pressure patients. Even if it is to be consumed as a tea, these risks should be considered.
How to make vine leaf tea?
It is extremely easy to prepare tea from vine leaves. The necessary ingredients for the vine leaf tea recipe, which can be prepared at home in a few minutes, are as follows:
- Fifty grams of vine leaves
- One liter of clean drinking water
A cup of vine leaf tea prepared with these ingredients can be consumed after meals upon doctor’s approval. Consuming more may cause side effects. After the necessary materials are provided, the following steps are followed to prepare the vine leaves:
- Fifty grams of vine leaves are thrown into one liter of water.
- It is kept on the stove over low heat until it boils.
- When it boils, it is removed from the stove and kept in a corner for fifteen minutes.
- It is filtered with the help of a strainer.
- One cup is consumed after meals.
Does vine leaf tea weaken?
Vine leaf, known to help remove toxins from the body, activates the intestines and activates the metabolism. In this way, it has a weakening effect. However, it should not be forgotten that no food or tea is directly weakening and should not be consumed without the approval or recommendation of a doctor for these properties.
Does vine leaf tea cause menstruation?
Vine leaf tea does not have menstrual expectorant properties. If there are problems with the menstrual period, it is necessary to go to a doctor’s control.