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- January 17, 2014Valentines day is one of the most romantic and celebrated holidays of the year. This holiday gives couples a chance to spend time together and enjoy each other's company. Valentines day is also a holiday where couples give each other gifts, or enjoy something special together. Tea is something that is greatly enjoyed by couples, and there are tons of teas available that are perfect for valentines day. These yummy teas are perfect for valentines day, and couples are sure to love to give these teas as a gift, or even enjoy a nice hot cup together while watching a romantic movie. The first type of popular tea for valentines day is a fruity type of tea. There are many delectable teas out there that are infused with strawberries, oranges, and even peaches. This makes these teas delightful, sweet, and the perfect mix of strong and soft at the same time. Couples are sure to enjoy this tea while spending time together by having dinner, or even having a long talk. Fruity teas are great
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- January 16, 2014There are many people in the world that deals with chronic pain and illnesses that can keep them either in pain or feeling miserable. For people that deal with these sorts of illnesses, there isn't much they can do but take it one day at a time. However, there are some tricks to dealing with a number of unpleasant illnesses and pain. Drinking tea happens to be one of them. There are several great teas that can help with a number of things, including depression, gastrointestinal issues, and even insomnia. These are the five top teas to drink for chronic pain and illnesses. Ginger tea is at the top of the list. This tea can help with numerous health problems, the number one illness being stomach pains, nausea, and acid reflux disease. The tea works to get rid of most of the acid in your stomach when you have acid reflux, gets rid of most, if not all, nausea you may be feeling, and can get rid of pain when you are dealing with gall stones, stomach aches, and more. Ginger tea tastes
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- October 27, 2013Rooibos tea also known as Red Bush only thrives in Cape Town, South Africa’s Cedarberg region. This drink has been popular for generations and even if its cultivation is limited to this region, it has gained popularity in many parts of the world. Rooibos tea has a lot of health benefits making it sought after and highly appealing to individuals who are looking for the perfect tea brew.
- It contains antioxidants. Rooibos tea may not be as popular as green tea but it has antioxidants that fight the free radicals that attack the body’s healthy cells. Rooibos tea contains a number of antioxidants known as nothofagin and aspalathin. This tea also contains polyphenols that can protect the body from heart ailments.
- Anticarcinogenic Properties. Due to the dominance of various antioxidants that possess anti-cancer/anti-mutagenic properties, various studies show that drinking rooibos tea has a hand in defending cells and inhibiting cancer development.
- It is free from caffeine. One of the reasons why
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- September 29, 2013The changing season is a chance to turn over a new leaf! When it’s autumn it’s generally the time when bright green leaves transform and become yellow, orange or red. This is also that season when you have to give up your cold tea in favor of hot tea. Aside from the shift of your tea’s temperature, you also get to enjoy a variety of flavors that are perfect for chilly afternoons. Usually, tea flavors for autumns are also great for winter as this is the time of the year when temperatures start to drop and a chill lingers in the air.
Spiced Organic Tea for a Chilly Autumn
Two of the most common flavors associated with autumn are spiced tea, namely pumpkin and cinnamon. Unfortunately major coffee chains only serve tea with artificial flavors, thus defeating the novelty of the experience of sipping pumpkin tea. It would be more advisable to look for an organic tea on your own as this will ensure that you will find that concoction that will leave you with a warm feeling which is perfect for -
- September 21, 2013Whether you come from the Eastern or the Western part of the world, tea is one of the most popular drinks –it is served in drawing rooms in London, chic salons in Paris and in Japanese tea houses. Tea is simply versatile, it can be taken any time of the day irrespective of the season and it doesn't matter whether you take your tea hot or cold, with milk or with honey. Although how you take your tea and where you drink it doesn't matter, the tea itself should be your primary concern. Here’s a rundown of the benefits of drinking tea and why using organic tea deserves the attention than it should.
Why Drink Tea?
Although tea cannot give you the caffeine boost that coffee can and is an unfit alternative for after-meal drinks (wait an hour), studies have proven that tea contains chemicals that combat cancer. Tea also helps in preventing tooth decay (Black Tea) and osteoporosis, it can benefit people with colds, asthma and nasal congestion and it can relieve people who are suffering from diarrhea.
