The secret of oriental beauties: this tea gives the body a smell of honey

This plant is called differently – shambhala, fenugreek, fenugreek. Surely you know its irregularly shaped golden seeds – they are put whole in cheese, and when ground, fenugreek becomes part of the utskho-suneli mixture or is used to season various exotic dishes.

In Arab countries, fenugreek is known as helba – its young shoots are also eaten (the plant belongs to the legume family), and sprouted seeds and, of course, dry seeds, which are sold by weight at any spice store. Housewives buy helba not only as a seasoning for food – they prepare a drink with special properties with it.

Pour a pinch of fresh fenugreek seeds into your palm and inhale their aroma – you will be truly amazed! Helba smells very elegant and subtle – meadow herbs, honey, a little vanilla and a little nut. Do you want your skin to smell like this? Turns out this is easy to do.

In Egypt and other Arab countries, fenugreek is ground in a mortar and or ground in a coffee grinder (at the rate of 1/2 teaspoon of seeds for 1 serving of 200 ml) and boiled in milk for about 5 minutes. A filtered drink, in which you can add sugar or honey, is drunk several times a day.

At first the taste may seem specific, but you will get used to it quickly. And, most importantly, after a week of regular use of such tea, you will notice that the aroma of the skin has changed, and even sweat does not have a characteristic smell. The effect will grow! And Egyptian tea boosts weight loss.

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Fenugreek has many health benefits, including its ability to regulate female hormones due to its high phytoestrogen content. But don’t forget to consult your doctor if you decide to start “flavoring from within”. ​​​​​

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