Your Keys of Knowing Your Teas
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CHAMOMILE Chamomile tea brings to mind a soothing cup of warm tea right before bedtime. That’s because it is a great stress reliever and helps relax nerves. Chamomile is an aromatic herb with antispasmodic, anxiolytic, antibacterial, and anti-mutagenic effects. Chamomile tea...
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BLACK TEA The difference between black, green, and white tea is the way they are processed. During the processing stage, black tea is fermented and oxidized which gives it it’s unique color, flavor, and health benefits. Black tea is more oxidized...
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BLACK TEA The difference between black, green, and white tea is the way they are processed. During the processing stage, black tea is fermented and oxidized which gives it it’s unique color, flavor, and health benefits. Black tea is more oxidized...
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ARTICHOKE TEA Cholesterol tea is not necessarily the first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of artichoke. However, the often-discarded pieces of the plant are not to be taken lightly. They are rich with substances that can work like...
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WHITE TEA White tea refers to tea in its raw, natural state. After picking, the leaves are simply arranged and allowed to dry, without processing. Studies have shown that the amino acid L–theanine found in the tea plant alters the attention...
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SAGE Sage is an aromatic herb which has traditionally been used for digestive concerns. However, it has a surprising quality that has been neglected far too long—its effect on diabetes. It is increasingly being used as an anti-diabetic treatment because of...
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ROSEMARY Rosemary is an herb that can also be boiled with water to make a relaxing and aromatic herbal tea. Research suggests that rosemary boosts brain function by improving memory in all age groups. A recent study suggested that an antioxidant...
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GREEN TEA Green tea, most popularly known as the ‘anti-aging beverage’ is packed with nutrients. Cultures such as Japan, where aging is relatively slow and less-impairing have green tea as an essential part of their diet. So what exactly is green...
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OOLONG TEA Oolong tea is nature’s gift rich in antioxidants, vitamins, minerals, and alkaloids. It is developed in semi-fermented processing, which provides the tea with numerous polyphenolic compounds and adds even more valuable health benefits. Oolong tea also contains caffeine, theophylline,...
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Teas
WHITE TEA White tea refers to tea in its raw, natural state. After picking, the leaves are simply arranged and allowed to dry, without processing. Studies have shown that the amino acid L–theanine found in the tea plant alters the attention...
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