Mimosa

What are terpenes?

Terpenes are organic compounds produced by a wide range of plants, especially conifers. They give plants their specific scent and taste, helping to attract pollinators and repel pests. They slow down the maturation of plants and regulate their metabolism. In other words, they're responsible for the aroma of a given plant.

They are used as fragrances and flavors in consumer products, including perfumes, cosmetics, cleaning agents, food, and drinks.

Effects of Terpenes

Beyond their wonderful scent and flavor, terpenes have a multitude of other positive effects on the body. There are many types of terpenes with varying pronounced effects. Some act more sedatively and help with overall relaxation, while others are invigorating and provide energy and euphoria.

Overall, terpenes have anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and analgesic (pain-relieving) effects. They aid in improving sleep quality, combat anxiety, stress, and fear. They assist in ailments like arthritis, asthma, acne, and epilepsy. They positively enhance memory and concentration and act against short-term memory lapses.

Aroma and Flavor

As the name suggests, Mimosa terpene resembles the favorite of all brunches. The sweet taste of tangerines balances the acidity of lemons, all enveloped in a subtle earthy aroma. You'll enjoy a delicious drink, but without the bubbles.

Is your mouth watering yet? Mimosa stimulates the appetite and delivers a substantial dose of euphoria, energy, and concentration. However, if you take it in larger doses, you might prefer to spend the whole day by the pool. Excessive consumption of Mimosa is more likely to relax you and induce pleasant tiredness. So, which variant will you choose?