Ashley When we choose a tea, we do not do it only for its flavor or color. We look for other characteristics in the infusion that may be beneficial to health. Both red tea, also known as Pu-erh, and green tea come from the same plant, the Camellia sinensis tree. The health benefits of green tea are related to its high concentration of … Read more
These cocktail recipes give new meaning to “tea time”. Whether you like the heat of a good whiskey or iced tea, these recipes will delight you and your friends in awe. GREEN TEA PUNCH How do you make an Irish whiskey even more Irish? Adding green tea.. ☺ . An ideal drink to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day without losing consciousness … Read more
Drinking tea after one of those giant meals that we occasionally indulge in is an excellent way to digest food, as it accelerates fat burning by stimulating metabolism. The tea also helps increase blood flow, which slows down after a big meal, leading to a lack of energy and therefore less fat burning. It is very … Read more
Tea is the most consumed drink in the world after water and it doesn’t matter what time it is, it’s always a good time to enjoy it, the best thing is that it not only provides us with hydration and a variety of flavors, but it has been proven that it delivers endless properties and … Read more
In 1950, according to official records in England, 55% of 4-year-olds drank tea with their meals, while only 10% drank soda or juice. Childhood obesity was so rare that the statistics didn’t even mention it. By the 1990s, the number of young children drinking tea had dropped to around a third, and today it is less … Read more
Sweating is normal, but excessive sweating ( in excess of what is needed to maintain proper body temperature ) is called hyperhidrosis . This excessive sweating occurs most often on the hands, feet, face, and under the arms. There may be other medical reasons for you to sweat a lot, including the use of some medications and hot flashes from menopause. Always … Read more
Drinking hot tea is not only super comforting when you have the flu, but it also helps your immune system, so your symptoms are a little more manageable and you can get over the flu faster. You can take the most effective teas if you have symptoms or even during flu season as a preventative measure. … Read more
Tea is the most consumed drink in the world, after water. Although many health benefits have been attributed to tea since the beginning of its history, scientific research on tea and its components has been ongoing for some 30 years. The first record that tea was not only a drink that was worth enjoying for its … Read more
We know that antioxidants are good for your health, but what are they really? Besides tea, what foods contain them? Are antioxidants all the same? How many do we need in our diet? Is it necessary to take supplements? The answers to all these questions in a language suitable for all audiences. The main reason tea has been drunk for centuries (millennia … Read more
Ancient wisdom inherited from China and India, herbal teas and infusions have been used for centuries for nervous system ailments and emotional problems. This is a list of the most common ailments so that you always have on hand. 1- EXHAUSTION, LACK OF ENERGY: 2- BULIMIA OR OVEREATING: When the origin of the uncontrolled appetite is … Read more
