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Banana-Ginger Tea: Add a few slices of fresh ginger during boiling for anti-inflammatory benefits.
Peel-Only Tea: For those wanting fewer natural sugars, boil just the banana peel.
Chamomile Banana Tea: Add a chamomile tea bag during steeping for a stronger calming effect.
Spiced Banana Tea: Infuse with star anise or cardamom for a more aromatic, digestive-boosting version.
FAQ:
Q: What happens if I drink banana tea every night?
A: Many people report better sleep, reduced nighttime anxiety, improved digestion, and less bloating. Magnesium and potassium in banana help relax muscles and nerves.
Q: Can I eat the boiled banana after making the tea?
A: Absolutely! The softened banana is safe and tastyârich in fiber and great for digestion.
Q: Is banana tea safe for diabetics?
A: While the banana itself contains natural sugars, banana peel tea (made without the fruit pulp) may be a better alternative. Always consult a healthcare provider first.
Q: Can I make this with green bananas?
A: Ripe bananas are preferred for their flavor and nutrient availability, but green bananas contain more resistant starch which may help gut health.
Q: Does it really help with sleep?
A: Yesâbanana tea contains tryptophan, magnesium, and potassium, all of which support muscle relaxation and healthy sleep cycles.
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