Medicinal benefits of drinking lemon grass tea?

It helps with digestion. So it will be good to take it after a heavy meal. It also contains a bit of ginger.

Ginger is good for circulation. It has anti fungal properties. It helps to relieve fever and skin ailments.It can relax you.

Found some medicinal benefits of the lemon grass tea through the below mention link. The synopsis of the same. --------quote---- Drinking lemon grass tea seems to ward off headaches,anxiety and fever.It is found that it has antibacterial and anti fungal properties.

Therefore drinking lemon grass tea helps in the healthy functioning of digestive system. Also helps cleansing of liver,kidney and bladder. Lowers the cholesterol level and also helps woman during their menstrual period.

Also aids in the beautification process of the skin. ---------end quote------- For further details please go through the link: ayushveda.com/womens-magazine/benefits-o....

The medicinal uses and health benefits of lemongrass tea are only beginning to be understood, but there is some evidence that lemongrass can fight cancer (preventing and possibly even treating it). Lemongrass also has anti-viral effects, including against the herpes virus, and a number of other viruses as well. It also seems to have anti-fungal effects.

There is also evidence that lemongrass has a pain-killing effect, and although it is not understood how it acts, it is thought that it is a different mechanism from how aspirin works. You can read more about these effects here: ratetea.net/style/lemongrass/92/ That page has citations to studies about these topics, and also has listings and reviews of different sources of buying lemongrass tea.

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