Side effects of Roselle

Many people don't know much about Roselle. When choosing it, you need to have a good understanding of it so that you know how to use it. Roselle is very helpful to all aspects of the human body, and it is also very effective in treating diseases. Therefore, you can rest assured when choosing it. What are the side effects of Roselle?

Many people are not very clear about the side effects of Roselle, so before choosing it, you need to have a good understanding of it, so that when you choose it, you can rest assured that it will not cause any harm to your health.

Side effects of Roselle:

In fact, as long as you control the dosage of Roselle, there will be no side effects. Hibiscus tea can be boiled slightly in a pot so that its flavor can be better brewed. It is recommended to add some sugar or honey when drinking this tea. The original taste of this tea is very sour and drinking it directly will irritate the stomach.

Effects of Roselle: Roselle is rich in protein, organic acid, vitamin C, multiple amino acids, a large amount of natural pigments and a variety of minerals beneficial to the human body. Therefore, in Switzerland, people use it to produce jam, juice, and wine; in Jamaica, it is used as a raw material for red drinks; in West India, Egypt, and tropical Africa, people use it to make Roselle wine, make juice, jam, fresh drinks, pudding, pastries, sweet jam, ice cream, ice juice, cream, fruit tarts and other Western pastries, and use it to adjust the color and flavor of rum. In recent years, the United States and West Germany have imported more than 2,000-3,000 tons of dried Roselle calyx from the Chinese market every year for edible processing; Japan, Southeast Asian and other countries have also imported more than a thousand tons of dried Roselle calyx from the Chinese market every year for food production. In China's consumer goods market, the annual sales volume of Roselle is also around 1,000 tons. So far, according to incomplete statistics, the annual demand in domestic and foreign markets will increase year by year, and by 2012, the annual demand will reach more than 50,000-80,000 tons.

The above is an introduction to the side effects of Roselle. Roselle has no side effects, but excessive use can cause some harm to your health. It is the same as medicine, so when choosing it, you need to pay attention to this and use it appropriately to benefit your own development in all aspects.