10 marvelous health benefits of chamomile tea

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Chamomile tea has long been used to treat and soothe cuts and wounds. The Romans, Greek and Egyptians used it to speed up the healing process. One study discovered that wounded rats which were given chamomile flavored water healed faster than those who were not given the elixir. It was found that chamomile worked especially well for burn wounds, primarily because chamomile has anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and antioxidant effects.  

A new study suggests that the drink helps lower blood sugar levels, and can help prevent complications that arise due to the condition - including blindness, kidney disease and nerve and circulatory damage.

Chamomile tea has been found to soothe a cold, and protect against bacterial-related illness and infection. In fact, a growing number of studies suggests that chamomile tea contains compounds that may help fight infections due to colds.

A study conducted in England found that drinking chamomile tea raises urine's levels of glycine, a compound that has been found to calm muscle spasms. As a result, researchers have also discovered that chamomile tea could prove to be an effective home remedy for menstrual cramps.

One of chamomile's health benefits lies in its ability to alleviate symptoms associated with an upset stomach. Chamomile helps soothe and relax the muscles and lining of the intestines. It can also help poor digestion, and provides a beneficial natural remedy for those who suffer from IBS (irritable bowel syndrome).

 

One of its best known remedies, drinking chamomile tea is said to soothe the nervous system, promoting better sleep. However, while it has been used since time immemorial as a solution for insomnia, its effectiveness as a sleep aid has not been widely researched in humans. Nevertheless, animal studies have shown it to be a mild and safe sleep aid.  

Chamomile tea is a wonderful cure for migraines and tension headaches. To reap the benefits, drink a cup of tea when the symptoms first arise, as it works best before the headache gets severe.

Chamomile tea has been found to help relieve eye fatigue and dark circles. For a simple, yet effective remedy, dip 2 chamomile tea bags in warm water. After 5 minutes remove and let cool to room temperature. Place the tea bags over your eyes as a night compress.

Chamomile is an excellent remedy for treating rashes and other skin allergies. To reap the benefits, dip a cotton ball into chilled chamomile tea and apply to the areas that are prone to allergies. The tea may also be consumed internally to soothe the nervous system and help rid the body of any allergic symptoms.

Chamomile tea may also be used regularly to lighten your hair, over a period of time. You can use it as a final hair rinse to add a golden sheen to brown hair. And it helps brighten up blond hair, instantly.