Ballerina Green Tea Know The Facts

Green tea is a drink which has been around for ages and comes in various flavours one of which is ballerina green tea. It is renowned for treating numerous medical conditions from headaches to cancer. Green tea is a beverage which is popular with Asian countries like China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, Korea and the Middle East. Research has been conducted both in Asia and in the West regarding the benefits of drinking green tea and ballerina green tea.

Ballerina Green Tea Know The Facts

The Journal of the National Cancer Institute in 1994 published the answers of an epidemiological study, which advised that drinking green tea helps to reduce the risk involved in esophageal cancer in Chinese men and women at least by 60 percent! Cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, infection, cardiovascular disease and high cholesterol levels are some of the medical conditions where the goodness of green tea can be experimented on. Ballerina green tea proves to be an invaluable relief to a number of health problems. Catechin polyphenols, especially epigallocatechin gallate is the secret of the popularity of Ballerina green tea.

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Ballerina Green Tea Know The Facts

3 Ballerina Tea Dieter's drink is made up of natural herbs and is one of the most popular types of Ballerina green teas. A formula within an old Chinese book of medicine is used in the preparation of 3 Ballerina Tea Dieter's drink. As times has elapsed this drink has proved to be one of the most popular drinks for dieters. The drink consists of malva verticellate or Chinese mallow and Cassia Angustifolia or Senna but no chemical additives or caffeine. This drink is great for your health but before rushing out to buy it, consult with your doctor if it is suitable for you. Ballerina green tea should not be consumed if you are under medication or have diarrhea.

Ballerina Green Tea Know The Facts

Ballerina Green Tea Know The Facts

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The benefits of Ballerina green tea are more profound if you following the instructions carefully. The instructions are very easy and sensible. Start by drinking small quantities initially and than gradually increasing the amount you feel comfortable with. 2-3 minutes should be sufficient for the green tea bag or loose green tea to soak in 2 cups of boiling water. Even so, you can dilute the tea with more water according to your taste. Afterwards, to get a stronger flavour use a single cup of boiling water, after a week has passed. Drinking a cup of Ballerina green tea, hot or cold, in the morning, evening and after meals is healthy, but you should not drink more than three cups of green tea in a day.

3 Ballerina Tea Dieter's Drink Extra Strength is also considered as a wonderful remedy for weight control and constipation. It is a natural tea popular for its soothing and relaxing effect. This product contains green tea, orange peel, senna leaves, Malva Verticellate and has a natural flavor. It does not contain caffeine or any chemical additives. It is advisable to read the instructions carefully before drinking this beverage. Pregnant and nursing women should not consume this tea. Besides, children or elderly people suffering from any kind of medical condition are also prohibited from drinking this beverage.

Ballerina Green Tea Know The Facts

Types Of Herbal Tea

 

There are thousands of different types of herbal tea on the market today. So if you are just a little confused, you are not alone.

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Types Of Herbal Tea

Many tea and coffee drinkers are making the switch to herbal teas as an everyday beverage and others are turning to herbal teas as remedies for common ailments and sickness.

If you are wondering why there are so many types of herbal teas, that one is a little easier. Herbal Teas are generally made from different herb combinations. Some of these blends contain tea as well. Black tea, green tea and white tea are all common ingredients in commercial herbal tea blends.

Most herbal tea is purchased in the form of a processed tea bag. You can just look in your tea section at your local grocer and be over whelmed at the number of choices that you have. Some people are just looking for tea flavour, while others are looking for herbal remedies.

No matter what you are looking for in your herbal tea, it will make your life much easier if you do a little research online before you head out to buy your tea.

There are herbal teas for colds & flu, headaches, insomnia, fertility, digestive problems, detoxification, cancer and more... the list just goes on and on.

So a little research will help you before you get to your local grocery store or tea merchant. If you are lucky enough to have a tea merchant in your area, they are usually full of great information on the different herbal teas.

One of the things to keep in mind when thinking about the different types of herbal tea available are that your tea will be much better for you if you go with fresh or dried herbs versus a tea bag.

Whole fresh and dried herbs will give you just the herb, no fillers. You can custom blend your own herbal teas depending on the taste you are looking for or the healing properties.

Need an immune system boost? There are herbs and teas for that. Some of the most potent being goji berry and pomegranate, which both make a refreshing hot or cold tea. Maybe you are looking for a good nights sleep, well chamomile is a great old stand by for that.

There is a type of herbal tea for almost every condition and ailment. So, just remember, a little research and access to whole herbs, and you can make almost any type of herbal tea you want.

Types Of Herbal Tea

The 7 Top Health Benefits of Drinking Parsley Tea a Nutritional Powerhouse of Herbal Tea Remedies

 

Drinking parsley tea has many health care benefits. We take the beautiful green garnish on our plates for granted. It is a packed full of nutrients and powerful antioxidants.

The 7 Top Health Benefits of Drinking Parsley Tea a Nutritional Powerhouse of Herbal Tea Remedies

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The 7 Top Health Benefits of Drinking Parsley Tea a Nutritional Powerhouse of Herbal Tea Remedies

Parsley, is also known as Petroselinum crispus, is one of the most easily identifiable of the herbs. Its name comes from the Greek word meaning "rock celery" (it is a relative in the celery family). It is considered a very potent disease fighting herb.

This bright green plant is rich in vitamin C, vitamin A, beta carotene, folic acid, iron and potassium. Parsley is natures most concentrated multi vitamin and mineral, immune enhancing herb.

Parsley contains two types of unusual nutritional compounds that provide some very unique health benefits. The first compound found is a volatile oil that includes: myristicin, limonene, eugenol, and alpha-thujene. The second compounds found are the flavonoids: apiin, apigenin, crisoeriol, and luteolin

The component, myristicin has been shown to be effective at preventing tumor formation, especially in the lungs. These studies were done on animals and more extensive research will need to be done, but, the results look promising. In fact, the oils in parsley have been shown to be very effective in neutralizing particular carcinogens, such as benzopyrenes found in cigarette smoke and charcoal grill smoke.

Parsley is also abundant in chlorophyll. This purifies and inhibits the spread of bacteria, fungi and other organisms. Chlorophyll in parsley has anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties that act to enhance the immune system. The chlorophyll component in parsley is high in oxygen and assists the body in fighting viruses as well. Drinking parsley tea helps the lungs to eliminate residues from environMental pollution, enhances the immune response to relieve mucus congestion, sinusitis and asthma.

Research studies done in Morocco on herbs used in folk medicine to treat high blood pressure found that parsley was very effective as an herbal tea remedies. It is very effective diuretic.

Hungarian researchers have recently released a study that investigated the potential antioxidant effects of parsley. The study showed that flavonoids found in parsley are very effective at scavenging free radicals. Free radicals in the body are responsible for the developMent of many medical conditions: atherosclerosis, diabetes, colon and cervical cancer and asthma.

More of the 7 top health benefits of drinking parsley tea. One of the most potent herbal tea remedies.

There is an incredibly large amount of iron in this powerful little plant. In fact, it is great for treating anemia as one quarter cup of fresh parsley in a cup of tea is equivalent to 10 percent of the daily requirements according to the FDA. Parsley also contains the vitamin C that is necessary for the absorption if iron.

Vitamin K is necessary for the body to promote bone health by promoting the absorption of the minerals to make strong bones. When heated, the vitamin K in parsley nearly doubles.

Parsley contains apiol which is a component of the female sex hormone estrogen. As a tea, women drink it to regulate their menstrual cycle and after childbirth it is given to promote uterine contractions. Pregnant women should avoid drinking parsley tea.

The heart healthy component to parsley tea comes from several different actions on the body. It was used in World War II to successfully treat soldiers with kidney and bladder ailments. It helps the body to increase the elimination of waste by preventing salt from being reabsorbed into the body. It is effective to decrease swelling and general water retention.

The powerful antioxidants in parsley tea make homocysteine, a potentially dangerous molecule to the body ineffective. Homocystine causes damage to blood vessels that significantly increased risk of heart attack and stroke.

The next time you see this bright green garnish in your garden or served on your plate, think of how this tiny herb is a nutritional powerhouse. To enjoy the health benefits of drinking parsley tea take a handful of fresh parsley, about one quarter cup and cover with 1 cup of boiling water. Let steep for 5 minutes then strain. Add your favorite sweetener, honey or stevia, add a touch a lemon and enjoy. Here's to your good health.

The 7 Top Health Benefits of Drinking Parsley Tea a Nutritional Powerhouse of Herbal Tea Remedies

How to Tea Dye

 

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If you're looking for a little help on how to tea dye, you've come to the right place. But first - why tea dye?

How to Tea Dye

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How to Tea Dye

Sometimes I wake up way before dawn and I want to make a Doll or a Christmas ornaMent right NOW! I live at least 40 minutes from the closest fabric store and they're not even open yet. While I might not always have commercially tea dyed muslin on hand to make my bunnies and reindeers, I always have yards and yards of the regular bleached and unbleached muslin that I can convert to the perfect color with tea dye.

Other Reasons to Tea Dye:
1. It's an easy and inexpensive way to mute down fabrics that look too bright or too new.
2. It's a way of bringing together unrelated fabrics.
3. It's a way to make any fabric look older or more antique.
4. It can mask minor stains.
5. The tea dye process is more forgiving than mordant dying, although not as predictable.
6. The tea dye is non-toxic.
7. It doesn't irritate skin.
8. It can be done in sTAGes: dye it, dry it and if you're not happy with the result, dye it again or bleach it out.

Tea Dye Quirks:
1. Tea dye only works on natural fibers such as cotton, silk, linen, wool. It should also work on satin (woven from silk) and rayon. I have never tried it on rayon, but in general, rayon takes dyes very well.
2. It can be difficult to get large pieces of fabric to tea dye evenly. But personally, I like the subtle mottled look and sometimes the uneven coloration is perfect for the project at hand.
3. Tea-dying will NOT take a white fabric to off white, eggshell or ecru. It is a color all its own -- a shade of rusty brown - although it can be very light.
4. One lovely trait of tea dying is that if you're not happy with the color, you can let it sit longer (for darker and more intense results) or you can mix a little bleach in the rinse water to lighten or remove the color.
5. Once the tea dye is set, it is semi permanent. That means that the color won't wash out easily, but it may come out when washed with a bit of bleach or an "oxy-clean" type product. While I wouldn't use tea dye for t-shirts or other Clothing that will get washed frequently, it's perfect for the tenderly treated items like Dolls and quilts.
6. Don't confuse tea-dying with tea staining. Tea dying is when an item will be submersed in a tea dye bath. Tea staining is done by applying the tea dye with a rag or paint brush.
7. Tea dyed fabric will dry lighter than it appears when wet.
8.Matching one batch of tea dyed muslin to another is almost impossible. Make sure you do enough yardage to complete your project.

Tea Dying Instructions:
First, gather the materials needed.
o Natural fibered fabric or items (gloves, lace, floss)
o Tea bags (orange pekoe or black pekoe. Use the cheapest bag tea that you can find)
o Boiling water
o Glass or stainless steel container

It's a good habit to start any dying project by washing the item/yardage with a mild detergent and rinsing it in cool water. This ensures that the sizing is washed out and won't inhibit the item from taking on the dye as evenly as possible. Let it sit in the cool water as you make the tea dying mixture.

Start by boiling water. A general rule of thumb is 4 cups of water for 1 yard of fabric. When the water boils, remove from the heat.

Add 2 tea bags for every 8 ounces of water. So for 4 cups of water, you'll need eight tea bags. That will make enough tea dye to tint one yard of fabric.

Let the tea bags soak for 5 minutes. DO NOT ADD THE FABRIC YET.

After the steeping, your tea dye concoction should be a very dark reddish brown. Pull out the tea bags. Depending on the quality of the bag, you can gently squeeze it to get out the last bit of tea, but be careful the bag doesn't break and drop bits of soggy leaves into your tea bath.

Take the wet yardage and gently squeeze out the excess. You don't want to add so much water that it dilutes the tea dye. Submerge it into the tea. For a more even dying, gently swish and swirl your fabric periodically. However, if you want your fabric to take the dye unevenly for a more interesting look, just leave it creased and wadded.

When you think your fabric is dark enough, remove it from the tea dye mixture and rinse in cool water. During the rinsing process, a lot of the color will flush out. The lovely thing about tea dying is that you can go ahead and drop it back in to the dye if you want it darker.

There are two ways to set the color.
1. Fill another container with fresh water. Make sure the container is big enough to hold your tea dyed fabric. For every gallon of water, add ½ cup of white vinegar. Let your fabric sit in this mix for about 15 minutes. Then rinse the fabric and press it dry.
2. When you achieve the color you want, toss the fabric in the dryer set on its highest setting. When it's almost dry, remove it and smooth it out with an iron set at the hottest temperature the fabric can handle.

There is only one caveat that I've ever heard about tea dying: The pronounced amount of tannin in the tea dye can compromise the fibers of the fabric and it will rot away. The tannin will supposedly cut the longevity of the fabric to 30-40 years.

How to Tea Dye

10 Health Benefits of Black Tea

 

Black Tea is made from the same plant as green tea and white tea.  Black tea doesn't mean tea without milk, and white tea doesn't mean tea with milk.  The difference is the way the tea leaves are processed after picking.  Green and white teas are hardly processed at all, whereas black tea is fully oxidized.

10 Health Benefits of Black Tea

10 Health Benefits of Black Tea

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10 Health Benefits of Black Tea

10 Health Benefits of Black Tea

Here are 10 health benefits of drinking black tea:

1. Studies continue to show that tea is very good for you, and has some amazing health properties that cannot be ignored.

2. Black teas contain antioxidants which prevent the damage caused by free radicals which can lead to numerous diseases.

3. Drinking black teas can help to reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes, as it helps to expand the arteries, which increases blood flow to the heart. 

4. Research has shown the black tea can be used in the fight against cancer.  Properties of the tea slow down the growth of cancerous cells without destroying healthy cells.

5. Tea is also believed to help to delay the aging process.  Nowadays there are many anti aging creams and lotions that contain tea extracts to help the skin look younger.

6. Drinking black tea can help to burn fat and speed up metabolism.  This makes it an ideal drink for those who are looking to lose weight, or who exercise regularly.

7. Drinking tea such as black and green tea helps to reduce bad cholesterol and increases good cholesterol

8. Tea contains fluoride, which can help to prevent tooth decay by strengthening tooth enamel.

9. For those people with diabetes, drinking tea can help to decrease glucose levels, which can reduce the risk of cataracts, and other conditions brought about by diabetes.

10. Investigations have shown that the benefits of black tea are lessened when milk is added.   So, in order to take advanTAGe of the amazing health benefits of this tea, it's recomMended that you don't take your tea with milk or sugar.

There are so many different loose teas to choose from that you won't get bored. As well as black, why not try white and green tea? Many people don't make these sorts of teas properly, which is why some people don't like loose tea.  By using a tea machine, you can ensure that you are getting the water temperature and the steeping time right, you can be reassured that you are getting the health benefits of black tea.  

Drinking just 3-5 cups of black tea daily can bring about all these health benefits.  If you drink tea already, why not change to black or green tea, and see if that improves your health and well being.   By starting to drink black, green or white tea today, eating healthily, and getting regular exercise, you can dramatically reduce the risks of serious medical conditions. If you're not currently a tea drinker, what are you waiting for?

10 Health Benefits of Black Tea

Green Tea Is Green Tea Good For You?

 

The studies are in-green tea is officially good for you. It has many health benefits, especially if you drink five or more cups a day. Green tea seems to provide excellent benefits for your heart and cardiovascular system, your brain, and for weight control.

Green Tea Is Green Tea Good For You?

Green Tea Is Green Tea Good For You?

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Green Tea Is Green Tea Good For You?

Green Tea Is Green Tea Good For You?

Many other claims have been made for the health benefits of green tea too, specifically as a protector against cancer.

Green Tea And Cancer-Is Green Tea Protective Against Cancer?

It's tempting to believe that green tea can act as a protector against cancer, however the studies are mixed. While green tea does indeed have activity against cancer cells in the laboratory, much more research needs to be done. However, theantioxidants in green tea are very good for you, and are a good reason for switching to green tea from another beverage.

While researchers are still studying the benefits of green tea as a cancer preventative, they're much more certain of the effects of green tea on your weight.

Green Tea And Weight Control-Can You Lose Weight With Green Tea?

Being overweight is dangerous to your health. One of green tea's benefits is that it acts as an appetite suppressant, so if you're losing weight, green tea will make the process much more comfortable, because you won't be as hungry. You'll feel better while you're dieting because green tea contains catechins which increase the levels of themetabolism-boosting brain chemical norepinephrine.

Are There Any Dangers In Drinking Green Tea?

Green tea's been a popular beverage in Asia for thousands of years, and there are no dangers in drinking it. However, don't drink too much green tea in the late afternoon and evening, because the caffeine in green tea will keep you awake.

Green tea has many benefits, and if you're considering adding it to your diet, rest assured that green tea is very good for you.

Green Tea Is Green Tea Good For You?

Reusing Your Tea Bags

 

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With Tea becoming the beverage of fashion throughout the world, new practices are quickly springing up. One of which is reusing tea bags. For some this is standard, but in a world where everything is individual sized and disposable, reusing tea bags rarely is thought of; especially when the relative cheapness of a tea bag is considered.

Reusing Your Tea Bags

Reusing Your Tea Bags

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Reusing Your Tea Bags

Reusing Your Tea Bags

But as I said before, tea is becoming the fashion, which also means it is becoming big business. What that means to the consumer is options. As many have noticed the selection of tea bags is rapidly growing, and the quality of the teas included in them is getting better. No longer are there only standard tea bags with the low quality tea dust, but a new era has dawned withthe Gourmet Tea Bag revolution. Inside of these tea bags, there is high quality loose tea giving higher health values, a better taste and aroma, and tea bags you can reuse.

Though many companies choose not to promote this option, companies such as Sabaidi Tea co., Ltd., are not only promoting the reusing of tea bags, but also creating products such as the Sabaidi Tea Stand, that along with their tea bags have been specially designed to work with each other to greatly aide in the practice of reusing tea bags.

For those who have never reused their tea bags before, I am sure you are asking yourselves, Why? Well, there are a few reasons:

1. Many are choosing to buy the high quality gourmet> tea bags for their higher health benefits, better taste and aroma, and unique blends. The only problem there is that the gourmet tea bags are a bit more expensive. So if you are drinking 3-5 cups of tea a day, reusing 1 tea bag versus using 3-5 tea bags can be a difference quickly noticed.

2. Tea is commonly associated with its many health benefits. By getting into the practice of reusing your tea bag, you can fully maximize the health benefits available, not to Mention fully hydrating your body.

3. Taste is perhaps a question for those thinking about reusing their tea bags. Will the taste be the same if I use my tea bags more than 1 time? The answer is Yes. In fact, the second cup of> tea is often times better than the first. After you make you first cup of tea, soaking you tea bag for approximately 2 minutes, take the tea bag out and hang it on your Tea Stand (or if you don't have a tea stand, put the tea bag in a plate or wherever is best for you). Then with each additional use, soak the tea bag for increasing increMents until a desired taste is received. Depending on how strong you like your tea, you can get 3-5 cups per bag.

Reusing your tea bags is a good way to not only save yourself money, but also strengthen your health, and as Sabaidi Tea co. says, "Your Health is Everything."

Reusing Your Tea Bags

What is So Good About Chamomile Tea?

 

Chamomile tea enjoys a reputation as being very good for the body. Just what is it about this tea that can make a difference in the way we sleep and feel? Here are a few facts about chamomile blend teas and examples of how the tea can be a plus in your daily routine.

What is So Good About Chamomile Tea?

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What is So Good About Chamomile Tea?

One of the first things to understand about chamomile itself is that it contains significant amounts of calcium and magnesium. Calcium has a number of uses, among them the ability to aid in preventing muscle cramps. Magnesium is also known to be a stress buster, which certainly is something we all can use these days. Along with high concentration of these two essential minerals, chamomile also has respectable amounts of potassium, phosphorus and manganese. Trace amounts of such essentialsas zinc, iron, and selenium can also be found in tea made with chamomile. All in all, a cup of the tea has a lot going for it.

When it comes to helping with your overall health, the benefits of drinking tea made with chamomile extend far beyond the well-deserved reputation as a sleep aid. Jittery nerves as a result of stress can be calmed by a cup of hot chamomile tea. There are also properties that help to ease stomach cramps caused due to overeating. Some homeopathic physicians recomMend the use of tea made from chamomile three times a day to help a person recover from addictions to medications and other drugs, citing the tea's ability to help flush out toxins from the system. You can even use the steaming processused to make the tea as a way to help with congestion and bronchitis. Simply slip a towel over your head and breathe in the steam from the tea as it brews.

Along with the health benefits, the bottom line is that chamomile tea has a light taste that many people find to be very soothing, especially after a rough day. If you enjoy something light to drink, then a nice hot tea made with chamomile may be just what you need.

What is So Good About Chamomile Tea?

Herbal Tea Remedies-A Great Alternative to Coffee

 

Herbal tea remedies come in different varieties and can also as organic. Some teas also have a combination of more than one herb. The thing is that all herbal tea remedies come with their own unique taste and blend

Herbal Tea Remedies-A Great Alternative to Coffee

Herbal Tea Remedies-A Great Alternative to Coffee

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Herbal Tea Remedies-A Great Alternative to Coffee

Herbal Tea Remedies-A Great Alternative to Coffee

Herbal tea remedies can help you in terms of improving your health. Although herbs have been around for many thousands of years already, it is only recently that they become more popular amongst people who have been using only synthetic drugs before.

In the United Kingdom, for instance, many have started to drink more herbal remedy teas. The increase in popularity is a natural occurrence since the British already drinks a lot of black tea. The idea that tea can help to soothe a medical problem adds to theheightened interest. In fact, most people drink cups of 1.000 tea each year.

As previously Mentioned, each type of herbal remedy tea has different benefits. For instance, Chamomile tea is a famous herbal tea remedy because it is a mild sedative. Other herbal tea remedies can help to improve your digestive system, detox your body and improve your circulation. Of course, all of these things can also help to improve your mood, thus making you feel a lot happier and relaxed.

With increased popularity, herbal teas you can buy from your local supermarket. Many supermarkets and stores also have their own herbal tea brands available. Specialty stores selling tea may even go so far as to explain what the differentbenefits of each tea are.

Of course, as with anything else, there can be some negative effects from herbal remedies herbal teas, even with. You should know what type of herbal remedy teas you are drinking. There are 2 different reasons for this:

1. Some of the herbal tea's ingredients look very similar to other plants that can actually be harmful to your body. As such, you should never pick your own herbs unless you are 100% sure of what you are doing.

2. If your doctor has prescribed you some medications for a medical condition, drinking herbal tea can have a negative effect on your body. You will need to make sure that drinking herbal tea remedy is safe and will not interact negatively with the medications that you are taking..

Be prepared to be surprised by the different taste sensations of herbal tea remedies. No two cups taste exactly the same! Also, many of the herbal tea remedies do not contain caffeine. If you have read the ills of becoming addicted to caffeine, then consider herbal teas as an alternative. Instead of coffee, how about ordering a cup of herbal tea today?

Herbal Tea Remedies-A Great Alternative to Coffee

Green Tea-The Best Free Acne Home Remedy

 

If you are looking for a free acne home remedy then you can't beat green tea. Green tea has been shown to be as effective as a 4% solution of benzoyl peroxide without doing the same damage as this solution in terms of drying the skin and being harsh on the skin. In this article we explore the effects of green tea on acne and how you can use the health benefits of green tea to cure your acne Fast.

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Green Tea-The Best Free Acne Home Remedy

The Acne TreatMent Guide website explains Dr. Gan-Wong's study in which she examined the health benefits of green tea on acne, "According to the findings reported to the American Academy of Dermatology by dermatologist Dr. Gan-Wong, when compounded into a cream with a content of 3% green tea extract, acne treatMent results werecomparable to using a topical solution containing 4% benzoyl peroxide, a common treatMent for acne. Dr. Gan-Wong's findings were based on an independent study of just over 100 acne sufferers. The test subjects were randomly split into two groups, with one group receiving the green tea treatment and the other receiving a benzoyl peroxide treatment. Neither group was aware of the treatment they received, nor were the dermatologists who documented their progress. "

These studies by Dr. Gan-Wong proved the effectiveness of green tea as the best free acne home remedy but are you able to use green tea if you do not have green tea extract cream? The answer to this is yes; simply rubbing a green tea bag on your skin has also been shown to evidencebeneficial for acne sufferers.

In addition, the best free acne home remedy is to actually drink green tea; since acne is often caused by problem deeper than the skin, drinking green tea can help to really get to the root of the problem. Even better is to prepare yourself a cup of green tea and then use the green tea bag on your face before throwing it away.

We mentioned that green tea is not only the best free acne home remedy because of its comparability to a 4% benzoyl peroxide solution which is a common medication recommended for acne, but also because it does not have the same harsh damaging of this medication; in fact, the health benefits of green tea extend to many other benefits for the skin.

Green Tea-The Best Free Acne Home Remedy

Oolong Tea-The Weight Loss Tea

 

What Makes a an Oolong Tea Tea?

Oolong Tea-The Weight Loss Tea

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Oolong Tea-The Weight Loss Tea

There are 3 main distinct types of tea which can be generally categorized as follows:

a) Green Tea: is treated or boiled following picking to prevent the leaves from oxidizing and retaining their natural colour.

b) Black Tea: is left to visionary following picking, that's how it gets their distinctive colour.

c) Oolong Tea: the raw leaves are sun-wilted and then bruised, which exposes their juices to the Air, so the leaves oxidise and start to turn brown like a cut fruit. They are allowed to oxidise cumple, giving them a rich, floral flavour. The tea is then dried fully; locking in the rich flavors that oolong tea is known to offer. Oolong's uniquedrying process creates a tea that has many metabolic stimulating attributes

Oolongs range from bright green and slightly ferMented to dark-leafed and hearty. The greener varieties are less ferMented. Oolong tea therefore comes in a wide range of tastes and aromas from teas very close in taste to green tea to those very close to black tea.

Health Benefits

Oolong tea burns over 157% more fat than Green Tea -and therefore becoming the most popular teas designed to accelerate weigh loss.

Drinking two cups of Oolong tea every day not only helps shed stubborn pounds by boosting your metabolism, but also blocks the fattening effects of carbohydrates.

Wulong tea promotes glutamatOolong tea -contains a large quantity of polyphenol which:

or promotes strong, healthy teeth;

or improves cognitive functioning and Mental well-being;

or preventing eczema, allergies;

or clarifies your skin, giving it a healthy, radiant glow and

or strengthens your immune system.

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Where Can I Get Some?

Visit www.teaworld.co.uk where you will find the some of the finest Oolong teas, Oolong, Ginger China Oolong Oolong and Champagne.

Try before You Buy-You can always request a sample and try before you buy!

Oolong Tea-The Weight Loss Tea

Oat Straw Sleep Tea

Oat Straw Sleep Tea

 

Oat Straw Sleep Tea

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Oat Straw Sleep Tea

 Restful sleep support: Helps support your ability to relax, fall asleep, stay asleep, and wake up rejuvenated. Pink Stork Sleep Tea is pregnancy-friendly and breastfeeding-friendly.

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Why Is Coffee Not My Cup Of Tea? Is It Stale?

Most everyone that I have talked to that does not like coffee said that it is the bitter taste they don't like. Fresh coffee is never bitter. In fact, fresh coffee is smooth and tasty even undoctored. So what is giving coffee such a bad rap? After some research it a cured to me that the problem is lack of freshness, and coffee that was brewed hours ago. Stale coffee itself is horrible to drink. Stale coffee can leave a bad taste in your mouth, but if you buy coffee that is guaranteed fresh when you brew it then it will taste smooth and refreshing. How does coffee get to the point of being stale? In many cases it is due to poor packaging, but in most cases it is due to over stocking.

Why Is Coffee Not My Cup Of Tea? Is It Stale?

Why Is Coffee Not My Cup Of Tea? Is It Stale?

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Why Is Coffee Not My Cup Of Tea? Is It Stale?

Why Is Coffee Not My Cup Of Tea? Is It Stale?

Poor packaging is when the product is not properly sealed from the manufacture, or the seal is broken along the way. Most containers are plastic these days, but many still use the steel cans. The difference is the cost plastic is much cheaper to produce. Plastic is not as durable and sometimes is easily damaged. If the seal is broken then the coffee is exposed to the Air, which dries out the coffee. This is the main reason coffee gets to the point of being stale. Another problem is over stocking.

When a store over stocks there products the product sits longer on the shelf or in the back and over time the freshness fades away. Many distributors of coffee buy by volume to get the coffee at a cheaper price. The problem is they can sit on that coffee for month, or even years until it is sold. How long can coffee remain fresh in a vacuum-sealed container? It can vary, but the average length is about 6 months. Do you see the problem now? I have worked for a grocery store before and I have seen products stay on the shelves for months. If you were to brew a cup of coffee from beans roasted a year ago then that cup of coffee will be horrible. What about coffee that was brewed 4 hours ago?

In many cases the coffee appears thicker because the water is vaporized over time. The coffee can have a burnt taste that is also bitter. If it is not fresh don't drink it. My wife hates coffee because of her first bad experience, and after I roasted her a fresh batch she admitted that it was really good and not bitter. How fresh is your coffee?

Why Is Coffee Not My Cup Of Tea? Is It Stale?