Since green tea goes through less processing than black tea, many of the potential health benefits attributed to tea leaves remain intact. Many studies link green tea specifically to these benefits, and it’s often thought of as one of the...
Read moreBlack Tea vs Green Tea, which one is better for you?
No matter what kind of tea you are drinking, whether it be green or black tea, all come from the same plant called Camellia Sinensis. The real difference between black and green tea (and any other tea) is from the way they are made. Black tea is...
Read moreWhy Green Tea is Nature’s Most Powerful Gift
Since green tea goes through less processing than black tea, many of the potential health benefits attributed to tea leaves remain intact. Many studies link green tea specifically to these benefits, and it’s often thought of as one of the...
Read moreRefreshing types of hot summer brews
You want the one drink standing between you and fainting on a sweltering summer day to be as joy-inducing as spending Independence Day with Hiddleswift and the squad in Rhode Island. “Literally you put it in a fridge with cold water...
Read moreAmazing Health Benefits of Ginger Tea
Ginger is not just a flavorful spice for your dishes, it is also incredibly healthy. This aromatic and potent root can be used fresh, dried or in powder form. It can be added to dishes, mixed with smoothies or made into a soothing beverage like...
Read moreWhat you need to know about Colon & Body Cleanse
One of the main reasons behind colon cleansing is to get rid of hazardous toxins that line the inside of your colon walls. Your colon is supposed to digest food and substances in order to get rid of the unnecessary waste through natural bowel...
Read moreDaily Gratitude Meditation with Tea
As you know, a watched pot never boils. But a pot that’s been put on the stove or a microwave that’s been set to heat your water provides the perfect opportunity for a short gratitude meditation.
Read moreThe History of Tea – Video Post
According to Chinese legend, the history of tea began in 2737 B.C.E. when the Emperor Shen Nong, a skilled ruler and scientist, accidentally discovered tea. While boiling water in the garden, a leaf from an overhanging wild tea tree drifted into...
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