Description

Lemongrass Dried Leaves

Bring home our Lemongrass Dried Leaves, in their purest form, straight from the abode of snow. Lemongrass Dried Leaves are Cultivated and nurtured in the middle of Himalayan hills, these leaves are aromatically rich.

From planting to harvesting, each and every process has been done manually. These leaves are free of any chemicals and possess a ton of rejuvenating qualities.

• 100% Natural – Made in Himachal Pradesh,India.
• Hand Plucked and shade dried
• Whole herb
• Weedicide and Pesticide free cultivation
• Processed in small Batches
• This Product is developed under technical guidance of CSIR IHBT.

Healing Properties of Lemongrass:

In some parts of India, lemongrass is considered to be an essential plant in the mind-body medicinal practice of Ayurveda. It is commonly used to alleviate colds and congestion and some people compare it to ginger in this regard. Interestingly enough, in Kerala, India, the name for lemongrass translates to “dried ginger coffee.”
Lemongrass may helps with the following:

• High in antioxidant, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory compounds
  Antioxidants like chlorogenic acid, isoorientin, and swertiajaponin help scavenge free radicals in your body that may cause disease. Chocked full of beta-carotene, Lemongrass boosts the immune system. Antimicrobial properties may help treat oral infections and cavities.
  Two of the main compounds in lemongrass, citral and geranial, are thought to be responsible for its anti-inflammatory benefits.
• May help promote healthy digestion
  A cup of lemongrass tisane is a go-to alternative remedy for upset stomach, stomach cramping, and other digestive problems.
• May act as a diuretic to detox your body
  In the world of natural health, lemongrass is a known diuretic. A diuretic makes you urinate more often, ridding your body of excess fluid and sodium. Diuretics are often prescribed if you have heart failure, liver failure, or edema.
• May help regulate your cholesterol
  According to an article in the Journal of Advanced Pharmaceutical Technology & Research, consuming lemongrass extracts appears to lower cholesterol in animals.
  The study notes that the reaction is dose-dependent. This means that larger quantities of lemongrass might lower cholesterol further.
• May help relieve symptoms of PMS
  Lemongrass tea is used as a natural remedy for menstrual cramps, bloating, and hot flashes. There isn’t any research specifically on lemongrass and PMS, but, in theory, its stomach-soothing and anti-inflammatory properties may help.
• May help you lose weight
  Lemongrass tisane is used as a detox tea to kick-start your metabolism and help you lose weight. Even so, most research on lemongrass and weight loss is anecdotal, not scientific. Since lemongrass is a natural diuretic, if you drink enough of it, you’re likely to drop some pounds.

How to use :
Lemongrass is used in herbal teas (tisanes) and has become a popular element in cocktails.
Lemongrass is popular in many Asian cuisines and adds an intriguing flavor to soups and stews.
You can also use it as an ingredient in many herbal tea blends. It is particularly popular in green tea blends.

Storage: Store in the pouch or transfer to an airtight container, kept in cool dark place

Product Features:

• Material : Dry Lemongrass leaves
• Packaging : Craft Paper Bags, easily Resealable- best to preserve its delightful Aroma

Recipes
There are many ways you can harness the flavor and aroma of lemongrass at home. Here are some of our favorite recipes featuring lemongrass. Enjoy!

Lemongrass Tisane Recipe

• Ingredients:
  1 cup (250 mL) of water
  1/2 tablespoon of Lemongrass Leaves
  Tea pincer or infuser (optional)

Instructions:

1. Bring water to a rolling boil in a large saucepan.
2. Place the Lemongrass Leaves in a tea infuser basket or tea pincer and place in a tea cup.
3. Pour the boiling water into the cup.
4. Steep the Lemongrass leaves in the hot water for 8 to 10 minutes. The longer you steep, the stronger the flavor will become.
5. Remove the tea infuser or strain the loose leaves using a fine mesh strainer.
6. Enjoy as is or add flavorings such as honey, sugar, or lemon.
7. Add ice and enjoy cold brew.

Note: It’s important to keep the cup covered while steeping so that you don’t lose any potent health-promoting aromatics and essential oils.