Truth About Tea
It doesn’t take all the tea in China to reap its health benefits–about three cups a day will do you.
Tea could well be the world’s most renowned drink.
Are you going to have the light tea or the full tea?
So important is this beverage that many cultures have designed ceremonies around it.
Thank you, we have stressful jobs and we thought this would be a great way to relax in the afternoon.
Today tea is more the rage than ever—as is made evident by the many teahouses that have cropped up in recent years and the ever-expanding selections found on store shelves.
Many experts are drinking up what they see as a healthy trend:
There have been studies that have shown that large consumption of tea can reduce the risk of alzheimer’s, can reduce the risk of type-2 diabetes, can even increase bone density.
