Roselle juice looks much like cranberry juice and has much the same food value, except roselle doesn’t contain the benzoic acid that gives the bitter taste to cranberries.
Roselle juice, which is conventionally made from water extraction of fresh or dried Roselle calyxes, has been reported as being popular soft drink with daily consumption in many countries including Egypt, Sudan, Mexico, Nigeria and Thailand.
Roselle’s added benefits are its high vitamin C content, numerous amino acids and high iron and potassium content.
It is good for coughs, colds and sore throats, and the seeds can be roasted for coffee.
According to the societies, roselle juice is antibiotic, good diuretic, and stimulates the digestive processes.
It relieves fever, anti spasmodic, antibacterial and is effective in lowering blood pressure.
What are the benefits of drinking roselle juice?
Technically, any liquid intended for drinking is a beverage so named by a word derived from French and Latin verbs meaning ‘to drink.’ Healthy beverages are beverages with health benefits that attribute by its nutritional value. The use of healthy beverage for promoting health and relieving symptom is as old as the practice of medicine.
Thursday, February 13, 2014
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