LOTUS DELIGHT (Red Lotus & White Lotus) Herbal E-Liquid

50% White Lotus (Nelumbo nucifera)

Commonly used parts are flowers. Lotus flower tea is detoxifying, relaxing, soothing, sedative, and helps with anxiety, bringing about a peaceful feeling. Also, in Ayurvedic Medicine lotus flowers are ground into a paste and applied to the skin, moisturizes the skin, and creating youthful looking skin. Plus, Lotus flowers also contain B – Vitamins which are important for fertility, vitality, and mood. Lotus leaves also help to prevent carbs and fats from being absorbed, and boosts your metabolism thus you to lose weight. And lotus leaf contains L-Carotene which boosts metabolism. Moreover, it can also enhance sexual vigour.

It is an aquatic plant that grows just as well in both the wild and on private plantations of the Lotus. It has many healing properties which are especially evident when the flowers of the plant are eaten raw. Its roots can be either boiled or deep fried, and they are especially popular as a daily snack in Asia. Tea can be made at home by placing the flower or leaves of the Lotus in hot water. This is one of the most often used medicinal plants on the planet, and it is also known as just the Lotus.

50% Red Lotus (Nymphaea rubra)

Commonly used parts: flowers. Also known as the Red Water Lily. Reported effects are stimulating, a sense of well-being, relaxing, and euphoria. This herb is similar to Blue Lotus in its effects. The Red Lotus contains bioflavonoids that act on the GABA receptors. The GABA chemical receptor system, inhibits and calms the nervous system. It is a much safer and more natural alternative to the highly addictive benzodiazepine class of drugs which produce the same effects by acting on the GABA receptors.

The lotus plant has been used for centuries by the Mayans and Egyptians, as well as the peoples of East and Southeast Asia and is used in both cuisines and as traditional medicine. The lotus’ long history has earned it the title of India’s national flower and a symbol of purity in Buddhist and Hindu traditions.