In fact, current scientific evidence is still insufficient to determine whether chrysanthemum tea can lower blood pressure in most patients with hypertension. Authoritative organizations such as the American Heart Association (AHA) have not yet listed chrysanthemum tea as an officially recommended method for lowering blood pressure.

In addition, the causes of hypertension are complex and varied, and it is unrealistic to try to solve the problem with a single folk remedy. If patients rely solely on folk remedies, do not undergo comprehensive examination and diagnosis, do not measure blood pressure regularly, and do not start taking antihypertensive drugs in a timely manner, they may delay treatment, and in severe cases this may even lead to serious consequences such as stroke or death. (Source: @ScienceRumorRefutation @ChinaNewsNetwork)