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Saturday, September 20, 2008

The Growing Popularity of Tea and Health Benefits

With the growing popularity of tea, Americans enjoy drinking tea on a daily basis totaling an average of 165 million cups a day. According to on-going research, drinking just 4 cups of tea a day may offer significant health benefits.

For some people, drinking tea starts as a medicine, but its rich flavor and wonderful taste later rendered it a beverage. It has been associated with such traditional health benefits as being able to lower blood pressure, aid digestion and cool the body from excessive 'heat". Modern science confirms that tea contains many antioxidants which may help prevent cancer. Other findings suggest that tea may help improve bone density, strengthen teeth, lower cholesterol and blood sugar, eradicate toxins from the blood stream and cleanse the plaque deposits in the arteries.

One example is Organic Tea, which has a superior taste when compared to others teas. This tea is organically grown in India and produces a bright green infusion with delicate vegetable notes in the aroma and a slight citrus flavor. A caffeine-free variety which is very popular. The C02 process used to decaffeinate this green tea preserves its full flavor and aroma while removing the caffeine.

Another interesting variety available is Wulong Slimming Tea. Research suggests that this tea aids weight loss because it contains a substance which activates body enzymes that break down fat. Another beneficial tea variety is black tea, which has been shown to boost the immune system and improve mental clarity.

Other types of tea include several flavored teas and herbal teas as well. Teas are packaged in resealable pouches for optimum freshness. Authentic tea sets which are ideal for brewing the perfect cup of tea. With the growing popularity of tea, no wonder so many Americans enjoy drinking tea and why they make it part of their daily diet.

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