How Hemp Tea Helps in Treating Sleeping Disorders and Improve Your Sleep Cycle?

Hemp has been around here for more than 5000 years and was extensively used as a medicine in numerous cultures, particularly in Asia. It was initially used as a traditional Chinese medicine to alleviate a plethora of ailments in the body. Hence, its health potential was rediscovered by researchers and medical professionals thousands of years later. Today, hemp is widely available in a number of cafes and specific specialty shops, making it easily accessible for the consumers in the modern world. It is increasingly becoming popular not only among the millennial, but also among the geriatric population across the globe. It is also one of the most talked about bedtime drink as it appreciably helps in providing a good night’s sleep to the late-night owls of the younger generation or to the people severely suffering from insomnia.

According to the report published by Research Dive, the global hemp tea market is expected to generate a revenue of $245,541.33 thousand by 2028, growing rapidly at a CAGR of 22.9% during the forecast period 2021-2028.

What is Hemp Tea?

Hemp is a certain type of organic, herbal tea that is made from various parts of the hemp plants like hemp flowers, stems, buds, seeds tea, leaves, and others. Each part of the hemp plant has its own specific use. The stalks of the plant can be used to make ropes and clothes, the seed of the plant is an immense source of protein, and the flowers are an excellent source of bioactive ingredients. Hemp tea is usually harvested when the hemp plant nears its maturity stage so as to keep its substantial number of antioxidants and CBD content intact. Its aroma itself is relaxing and is slightly bitter in taste but provides a ton of health benefits to the body. Apart form teas, hemp can be used to make a variety of things like clothing, beauty products like facial and body creams, capsules, concrete (hempcrete), and many more.

Hemp Tea’s Health Benefits in Treating Sleeping Disorders and Other Problems

A good sleep is as important as nutrition and exercise for the overall mental & physical health of an individual. According to the study conducted by the National Sleep Foundation, nearly 60 to 70 million adults in the US suffer from some form of sleep disorders. Out of which, 40% of the people suffer from insomnia and some also have chronic insomnia. Thus, hemp tea is an ideal solution to the surging cases of sleeping disorders as it is an considered as an efficacious treatment without leaving any side-effects on the body. The natural compounds found in hemp can instantly induce a sense of clam and comfort, which may eventually help you dose off. Its also helps in restoring your natural sleep cycle that ran out of sync. In addition, hemp tea has anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic, and antioxidative properties that considerably help in treating various heart diseases, high blood pressure, respiratory conditions like asthma, and even allergies. Further, hemp tea also aids in relieving mood disorders like anxiety, stress, depression, and others.

The Way Ahead for Hemp Tea Market in the Coming Years

Increasing awareness about the health benefits of hemp tea among people and their changing lifestyle and preference towards healthy beverages is expected to accelerate the growth of the global hemp tea market in the coming years. In addition, prominent hemp tea companies across the globe are incessantly focusing on expanding their product portfolio, owing to the surging demand for new, innovative and tasty flavors whilst maintaining its indigenous properties. Thus, persistent product launches and enhancements in the initial flavors by hemp tea companies is further expected to create massive opportunities for the growth of the global hemp tea market in the near future.

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Shreeras Shetty

Shreeras Shetty is currently working in the content writing industry and has a Bachelor’s degree in management studies specializing in marketing. He is passionate about writing and is gaining a significant experience in the Market Research Industry. Outside the office, Shreeras is actively engaged in recreational activities like playing football, trekking, traveling, and athletics.