Dried hibiscus leaves (culinary grade) Food product form:Whole Their anti-inflammatory compounds may reduce

Their anti-inflammatory compounds may reduce the risk of heart disease

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Dried hibiscus leaves (culinary grade) Food product form:Whole Their anti-inflammatory compounds may reduceDried hibiscus leaves (culinary grade) Hibiscus Leaves What They Are Used For Hibiscus leaves come from the hibiscus plant (commonly Hibiscus sabdariffa or Hibiscus rosa sinensis). While the flower is more commonly sold for tea, the leaves are also widely used. Herbal & Tea Use Leaves can be: Dried and brewed as herbal tea Mixed with hibiscus flowers Used in detox blends Benefits traditionally associated: Digestive support Mild blood pressure support