Chrysanthemum is one of the most important flowers in Asian countries. In Japan, there is a whole cult of this flower. The image of chrysanthemum decorates coins, postage stamps, present in the Imperial symbols. And the highest award of the Land of the Rising Sun - the Order of Chrysanthemum, it is presented to members of Royal families, heads of foreign States and national heroes. And in China chrysanthemum is called "The flower of eternal life" - for the first time it was used as a medicine about two and a half thousand years ago.

Green tea with chrysanthemum flowers is a favorite drink in Asian countries in the summer heat. It is very refreshing and tones the body, rescuing it from overheating. Despite the invigorating effect, chrysanthemum flowers do not contain caffeine, which makes them an invaluable product for people suffering from high blood pressure. Chrysanthemum flowers are a source of many useful minerals: B vitamins, vitamin A, various amino acids and beta-carotene.