9 herbals teas useful to support cancer treatments

Nature’s help for cancer patients
For centuries herbal remedies were used to treat different medicals problems. Even in modern times, they remain strong support in many treatments.
Cancer treatments can be aggressive with body and side effects could be relived with herbal teas.
Many herbal remedies have an antioxidant effect supporting the immune system in recovering.
1. Chamomile

One of the most popular herbal tea, chamomile, relieve anxiety and depression, and improve quality of sleep.
For gastrointestinal condition, a cup of this tea help to ease nausea, bloating, and gas.
Rich in apigenin chamomile has a strong anti-inflammatory effect. In tube-test apigenin shown to fight some cancer cells.
2 Peppermint
Known for the minty taste the peppermint is used in medicine for thousands of years.
Rich in menthone, menthol, and limonene, the tea is not just a refreshing drink but also a remedy for the digestive system, headache, fatigue, insomnia to mention just a few of benefits.
Some studies suggest that peppermint has antibacterial properties.
3 Ginger Root Tea
Everybody knows ginger for spicing the food and for health benefits. Multiple studies proved how useful can ginger be in nausea and diarrhea, in muscle and bone pain.
In vitro studies suggest that ginger suppress the growth and induce apoptosis
of a variety of cancers: gastric, pancreatic, liver, colon, and many more.
The best way of making ginger tea is to infuse a few slices of ginger in boiling water for 5-10 depending on how strong you like the taste.
The tea can be used prior to starting chemotherapy for reducing nausea during the treatment.
4.Rosa canina

Rosa canina spread around the world and has been used to make jams and drinks for centuries.
It has a high concentration of vitamin C and has a strong anti-inflammatory effect.
It is used in pharmacology to treat arthritis, liver, pancreas, kidney, digestive disorders, cancer to name just a few.
Like tea is very refreshing in top of all benefits for health.
5.Dandelion
Dandelion is another well known herbal remedies for broad medical problems.
Some in tube tests revealed the reductions in the growth of cancerous cells treated with dandelion leaf extract.
At the same time, other studies suggest a strong anti-inflammatory, antiviral, antibacterial effect.
6 Marigold

Cultivated in many parts of the world is another edible plant that is also used in pharmacology.
Studies in vitro have suggested that Calendula could have anti-inflammatory, anti-genotoxic, anti-viral and antibacterial properties. Is also a plant with an astringent effect.
Introduced in the diet like tea or added into the food can be a great idea for supporting the immune system
7. Yarrow
Yarrow is a very popular herbal remedy in old cultures from India, China through Europe, and old native Americans.
Very rich in salicylic acid and flavonoids it has an astringent, tonic, and stimulant effect.
Yarrow was used along the time for healing wounds, treating headaches, insomnia, dyspepsia, ulceration, and gynecological dysfunctionalities
8.Green Tea and Matcha Green tea
I decide to refer to them together as long as they are the same plant, the difference comes just from the way how are processed.
Both of them are recognized packed with antioxidants but also have caffeine.
Studies show possible effects on improving brain function, preventing chronic diseases particularly in the liver, stop growing some cancer cells, and protecting the heart.
9.Oolong Tea
The Oolong Teas has more or less the same effect as Green and Matcha Green Tea but a different flavor.
All of them are high in antioxidants and are associated with healthier gut bacteria, stronger bones, lowering the risk of degenerative diseases and cancer.
The Bottom Line
Before, during, and after cancer treatment
as well as a healthy lifestyle is good to stay hydrated. Most of us find it more pleasant to have a cup of tea instead of plain water.
Most of the herbals teas are associated with some kind of health benefits including a balance of body pH.
Few things are important :
-drink the teas, not on a very high temperature, around 40 deg.C
-Take into account the caffeine intake for the day
-Advice your medical team about any herbal teas, remedies, or other supplements to make sure is no unwanted interaction with the main treatment.
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