Safflower Tea Petals

Safflower is an oilseed plant and offers numerous health and wellness benefits. It is known to be native to Africa and India and Its oil is also used as cooking oil due to its good nutritional profile. Historically it was being grown to be used for obtaining the dye and was a major component of yellow and red dyes in the Egyptian textiles. Not only the oil is fully packed with benefits, also Safflower Tea will push your well-being.

Safflower Benefits

Hair Care and Hair Growth:
Safflower oil can easily penetrate the hair follicles and offers good nourishment and protection against the damage caused by free radicals and oxidative stresses. It is a rich source of oleic acid and works as a potential stimulator of the scalp. Massaging this as hair oil helps to improve blood circulation and promotes the development of strong and healthy roots. It also reduces hair dandruff and provides immediate relief to the itchy and dry scalp.

Safflower against acne:
Topical application of safflower oil on the skin does not cause clogging of pores. It removes bacteria, impurities, and dirt from the skin by breaking and blending dead skin cells. It is also helpful to remove the sebum from the skin and thus reduce the acne problem. Safflower has good anti-inflammatory properties and helps to heal and calm the skin by boosting skin regeneration.

Eczema Treatment:
Eczema patients have poor water-holding capacity of the skin and lose water faster across the skin barrier. This is due to lower ceramide levels that can be significantly improved by the regular application of safflower oil. This oil also has rich antioxidative and anti-inflammatory properties and vitamin E contents that provide relief from flaking, dryness, and itching. It is also helpful to treat psoriasis due to its anti-inflammatory properties.

Improved Heart Health:
Regular and optimal use helps reduce abdominal fats and bad cholesterol. The oil oil helps to reduce the chances of heart diseases and disorders due to the presence of polyunsaturated oils, and linoleic acids.

Safflower for Menstrual Problems:
Menstruation is a painful and uncomfortable process for many women. The presence of linoleic acid in the safflower is helpful for the regulation of prostaglandins causing hormonal fluctuations in the menstruation periods. Safflower oil helps to reduce the severity of the problem by regulating menstrual cycles.

Boosting Immunity:
Safflower oil is a rich source of omega-6 fatty acids and helps the regulation of prostaglandins’ functioning. Omega 8 fatty acid is significantly helpful in improving the normal functioning of the human body by boosting immunity and enhancing its capacity to fight against various diseases and disorders.

Controlling Blood Sugar:
Safflower is a good source of magnesium that helps to regulate blood sugar levels for preventing diabetics. Its regular use is helpful for the normalization of insulin synthesis and secretions and for controlling unexpected blood sugar drops in diabetic patients. Phosphorus present in the safflower oil helps to reduce fatigue, muscle weakness, and numbness. Some studies have also reported that optimal consumption of safflower oil is helpful to control sperm motility, loss of libido, frigidity, and sexual weakness.

Safflower vs. Saffron

Safflower and saffron sound similar, but are totally different! Safflower is a plant grown for its oil, and used for high-heat cooking. Saffron, the world’s most expensive spice, is made from flower threads and adds a touch of luxury to dishes.

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