10 Scientific Facts About Tea

There are a lot of health benefits of tea, and much has been written about its history.

July 7, 2011

Green Tea might Prevent Hair Loss

The use of hair care products contain chemicals can cause hair to become dry, dull, and easily broken. To overcome this, an occasional treat your hair with a natural treatment created, such as: green tea. So far, the benefits of green tea is known only for the body. In fact, the content of antioxidants in the drink is also good for hair health. Experts even believe green tea can prevent hair loss. Here are the benefits and nutritious substances from green tea: 1. Against dihydrotestosterone DHT Dihydrotestosterone is a natural testosterone found in men and women. Now scientists know that the cause of hair loss is DHT. Typical pattern baldness...

July 6, 2011

Five Best Types of Green Tea for Health and Wellness

Tea type is clasified based on the antioxidan/nutriet level. The antioxidant/nutrient level of any kind of tea can be reliant on the growing environments as well as the time at which the tea is normally gathered. There are top 5 of Green Tea level based on their particular health attributes:1. Matcha Matcha is harvested in a really comparable way to Gyokuro. The main variation comes about within the processing of the tea. Matcha is ground up on ancient stone-mills when Gyokuro is left to resemble a typical green tea (dried foliage). This means that, with matcha, you actually ingest the tea leaves themselves. And because the growth technique...

July 5, 2011

The Benefits of Drinking Mint Tea

Mint Tea is a popular herbal tea, frequently used to make iced tea as well as hot tea. Mint tea has a cooling quality and makes a particularly refreshing iced tea, both when used alone or when blended with other herbs or with green or black tea. Varieties of Mint: There are many varieties of mint, including both natural species, and hybrids and cultivars. Spearmint (Mentha spicata) and peppermint (Mentha x piperita) are the most common types of mint used in tea. Apple mint (Mentha suaveolens) is also common, and resembles spearmint in flavor although it has fuzzy leaves. Usually when the term "mint tea" is used and no variety of mint is specified,...

July 4, 2011

Benefits of Drinking Oolong Tea

Oolong tea is sold at most wholesale tea stores. It is known for benefiting the human health in a number of ways. Let's find the main benefits of this tea . These days, high blood pressure is a very common heath problem and people of all age groups are facing it. Oolong tea reduces the blood pressure and helps in keeping it below the normal limit. High blood pressure can even prove to be fatal it becomes a chronic problem. Oolong tea is very effective and result oriented in this relation. People who drink three to four cups a day have eighty percent chance of keeping their blood pressure under control. Similarly, people who drink two cups...

May 12, 2011

Indonesia Tea Products are Ready to Face CAFTA

Production of Indonesian tea is ready to face the Free Trade Agreement of China-ASEAN (CAFTA) because it has advantages over production in China, said commodity tea analysts who also a board member of the Tea Council of Indonesia, Andrew T Supit. "Indonesia tea products is still higher than Chinese. The advantages of this should be the capital of Indonesia in the competition in the ASEAN and Chinese markets." According to him, the level of tea production in Indonesia in 2009 reached 120,000 tons per year or about 5.8 percent to meet the needs of the world with an area of ​​148,000 hectares of plantations. From the data ATI (Tea Association...

May 11, 2011

The Robust Rooibos Tea

Cannot imagine a world without tea. Since the ancient times, tea has always been a source of health and remedy and it had never failed to live up to its expectations.A lot of tea manufacturers are trying to bring back the old tradition of incorporating herbs as a remedy for different illnesses so that when you read the tea labels at the market, you will know that what you're getting is a lot more than just plain tea.That is exactly what you get from the not-so-popular but nonetheless healthy Rooibos tea.If you are not into tea, you may not have heard of the mighty Rooibos tea. Its origin comes from the Cederberg Mountains of South Africa which...

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