Wild Yellow Chrysanthemum, Flower (Chrysanthemum indicum L.)

Wild Yellow Chrysanthemum Herbal Tea

Our Wild Yellow Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum indicum L.), also known as Ye Ju Hua in China, Huang Ju in international markets, or simply Indian chrysanthemum, is a highly valued plant in Eastern herbal medicine. It grows naturally in mountainous regions and is sustainably wild-harvested, preserving its natural purity and potency.

Ingredients: 100% Wild Yellow Chrysanthemum Flowers, Flower (Chrysanthemum indicum L.).

⚠️ Legal and Tax Notice: This product is classified as "Novel Food – Raw plant material in EU" and is not authorised for sale as a medicinal plant in the European Union. Therefore, the standard VAT rate applies, not the reduced rate associated with officially recognised medicinal plants.

Curiosities:

In Japan, the 16-petaled yellow chrysanthemum is the official symbol of the Imperial Family and is known as the Imperial Seal of Japan (Kikumon), representing purity, longevity, and nobility. The country also celebrates the traditional Chrysanthemum Festival (Kiku no Sekku) in September, honoring this revered flower in Japanese culture.

Yellow Chrysanthemum Tea Beneficts 

✔ Eye health support: Studies suggest that chrysanthemum extract may contain antioxidants that help relieve dry, tired, or irritated eyes.

✔ Anti-inflammatory properties: Some compounds in the plant have shown anti-inflammatory potential, being useful in cases of sore throat, eye and joint inflammation.

✔ Reduction of fever and headaches: Acts as a mild antipyretic and natural analgesic, traditionally used for fevers, colds, and mild migraines.

✔ Wellbeing and relaxation: Traditionally used to reduce tension and promote a sense of calm.

✔ Immune support: Contains flavonoids that may contribute to strengthening the immune system.

Preparation Methods

1. Wild Yellow Chrysanthemum Tea

Water temperature: 100ºC

Infusion time: 5 to 10 minutes

Recommended amount: 1 teaspoon of dried flowers per 250 ml of water

Dosage: 1 to 2 cups per day, as needed

2. Chrysanthemum Compresses – External Use

The Wild Yellow Chrysanthemum infusion can be used externally as a compress for the eyes, relieving symptoms such as redness, swelling, burning, itching, and eye fatigue. It can be applied externally using cotton or sterile gauze as an eye compress, but should be used with caution and always under the guidance of a healthcare professional.

Warnings: The consumption of this plant should be avoided by pregnant or breastfeeding women, as well as by individuals with hypersensitivity to its active compounds.

Legal Disclaimer:

• The information provided on this page is for informational purposes only, based on various sources, including studies and traditional uses of medicinal plants.
• Please note that this information does not replace diagnosis, treatment, or guidance from a healthcare professional. 
• Before using any medicinal plant, consult a doctor, herbalist, naturopath, pharmacist, or other qualified specialist to ensure its safety and effectiveness.

NOTE: The image shown is for illustrative purposes only. The cut type and plant dimensions may vary depending on supply or season, but the tea’s quality, functionality, and properties remain unchanged.