Herbal Boost: Add a small piece of ginger or a pinch of turmeric during boiling for added anti-inflammatory support.
Milder Flavor: Use only half the onion peels for a lighter taste.
Cooling Version: Allow the tea to cool and drink at room temperature during warmer months.
FAQ
Q1: Why use onion peels instead of just the onion?
Onion peels contain higher concentrations of quercetin and antioxidants than the inner layers, making them especially valuable for wellness purposes.
Q2: Is this safe to consume daily?
For most people, moderate consumption is safe. However, individuals with allergies, digestive sensitivity, or medical conditions should consult a healthcare professional.
Q3: Can women drink this tea?
Yes. While commonly associated with prostate health, the tea may also support general urinary and antioxidant health for women.
Q4: Does this replace medical treatment?
No. This preparation is a supportive, natural option and should not replace prescribed medications or professional medical advice.
Q5: What type of onion works best?
Red and yellow onions are preferred due to their higher antioxidant content, but white onions may also be used.
