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Are you familiar with the refreshing thirst-quencher called zobo drink? Of course, as a Nigerian, you may have a thing for this sweet, deep red and tart flavored beverage that can be served iced cold or warm. You can see the dried flowers on display in markets especially in the northern part of Nigeria. The zobo drink comes from a part of the hibiscus plant, known as the Roselle Hibiscus native to West Africa well-known as hibiscus tea in other parts of the world.

The origin of the flavorsome zobo drink can be traced to North Africa and Southeast Asia. Unarguably, the plant is now cultivated in many tropical and subtropical climates for local and commercial use.

According to Wikipedia your wonderful zobo plant as a species of Hibiscus can also be used for the production of bast fiber and as an infusion, in which it may be known as carcade. The hibiscus plant is a very economical herb and people around the world use various parts of it as food, food coloring agent, paper, robes, sack, medicine, etc.

Personally, it’s safe to say, I have an appetite for this drink, a colleague of mine is even hooked like it’s a prescription drug. So, if you like this drink or you know a pregnant friend who’s stuck with an unusual addition to this savory beverage, it should be exciting to read on.

Today’s post promises to explore the possible health benefits or risks of excessive zobo drink (hibiscus tea) consumption both for pregnancy, hypertension, and weight management. First, let’s take a close examination at the constituent of the zobo drink. That brings us to the thrilling query.


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Not only the Pregnant women, but people with health challenges such such as Infection. But not to be taken as a remedy for people suffering from infection

well, some other school of thought thinks it actually has antibacterial properties. yet the popular uses include, hypertension, diabetes, weight loss, constipation, menstrual pains and mood swings

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Not only the Pregnant women, but people with health challenges such such as Infection. But not to be taken as a remedy for people suffering from infection