Ancient Secrets

We offer bespoke preparations of tea leaves, dehydrated flower petals and coarse herbs (roots) for maximum efficiency and specific health benefits

The visual presence of flowers offers scientifically validated healing benefits, including reduced stress, enhanced mood, accelerated recovery, deeper mindfulness, and improved cognitive function.

Key healing benefits supported by research and expert insight:

A) Mood Enhancement: Exposure to visually appealing flowers triggers genuine expressions of happiness and reduces feelings of depression and anxiety. A Rutgers University study found recipients exhibited “true smiles” and sustained mood improvements after interacting with flowers. Social Connection and Healing Rituals: Giving or receiving flowers strengthens social bonds and provides symbolic comfort during illness or emotional difficulty.

B) Stress and Anxiety Reduction: Flowers—in physical and image form—have a calming effect that lowers stress levels and anxiety. Viewing flowers activates reward centers in the brain, releases serotonin and dopamine, and can help foster relaxation and tranquility. Healing Power Through Visuals Alone: Even images of flowers can provide calming and restorative effects, helping viewers feel more relaxed and mentally uplifted.

C) Accelerated Physical Recovery: Hospital patients with flowers in their rooms experience reduced pain and anxiety, require less medication, and are discharged sooner, likely due to lowered blood pressure and a more positive outlook.

D) Colour-Based Emotional Effects: Different flower colours evoke specific emotional responses, such as yellow for optimism and blue for calmness, allowing tailored emotional support through floral selection. Boosted Cognitive Performance: The visual stimulus of flowers in everyday spaces improves concentration, memory retention, and creativity by creating a stress-reducing and inspiring environment.

E) Deeper Mindfulness and Present-Moment Awareness: Flowers serve as “mindfulness triggers” by drawing attention to natural beauty, helping individuals focus on the present and reducing mental wandering.

These effects are observed in therapeutic settings (such as hospitals) and everyday environments (homes, workplaces) and extend to cutting flowers and artistic/photographic representations. The benefits derive from an interplay of colour psychology, visual beauty, anticipation, and interaction with nature’s growth and renewal.

Herbs possess significant healing power, offering benefits such as stress reduction, enhanced immunity, improved digestion, pain relief, and support for chronic health conditions. Their beneficial powers stem from bioactive compounds and are validated both by traditional use and growing scientific research.

Key healing benefits and representative herbs include:

A) Psychosomatic Relief: Herbs like ashwagandha, passionflower, and valerian are used to decrease anxiety, promote relaxation, and alleviate insomnia.

B) Immunity Support: Echinacea, garlic, and ginseng are studied for their immune-stimulating and infection-fighting properties, often used to prevent or reduce the severity of colds and flu.

C) Digestive Health: Peppermint, ginger, and milk thistle have been shown to aid digestion, reduce nausea, relieve irritable bowel syndrome symptoms, and protect liver function.

D) Pain and Inflammation: Turmeric and ginger contain anti-inflammatory compounds that help manage arthritis, muscle pain, and swelling.

C) Women’s Health: Shatavari and sage are used for menopausal symptom relief, such as hot flushes and mood swings, with research supporting their efficacy and safety.

D) Respiratory and Urinary Complaints: Ivy leaf, thyme, horseradish root, and nasturtium have shown positive effects in treating bronchitis, cough, and urinary infections in clinical studies.

Safety considerations: While many herbs are beneficial, they can interact with conventional medications or cause adverse effects if misused. Professional guidance is recommended before starting herbal therapies. Herbs are widely used globally, with approximately 80% of the population relying on them for various therapeutic benefits, underscoring their role in complementary and alternative medicine.

Discover ancient wisdom on herbs and flower remedies for wellness and immunity. These are for support and not a substitute for expert medical advice

Actual images of Jasmeera Tea (Herbs+ Flowers) will be uploaded on 15 Oct 25