Many female tea enthusiasts report feeling dizzy or experiencing head discomfort after drinking our tea, a sensation similar to tea drunkenness.
First, this is not 'tea drunkenness,' nor is it necessarily a bad thing. Traditional Liubao tea, fermented through methods like covering, steaming, and stewing, has a particularly strong tea energy that enters the kidney meridian and flows through the governing vessel. If the governing vessel is blocked or the body lacks sufficient qi and blood, drinking traditional Liubao tea may cause head discomfort.
In such cases, it's important to gradually increase consumption based on your body's condition, while maintaining a regular diet and routine to slowly regulate your health.
Guangshengxiang Four Flavors Traditional Liubao Tea
Guangshengxiang's traditional Liubao tea fermentation process—covering, steaming, and stewing—ensures that before the first drying, the tea undergoes repeated steps like covering, hot re-rolling, and hot stewing, leading to excellent internal transformation of the tea's components. This process stabilizes the tea's properties (cold, cool, warm, or hot) around a 'neutral' baseline and establishes a solid foundation for future aging. After the first drying, repeated steaming and stewing further enrich the microbial flora, building on the tea's abundant material and energy base.
As a result, Guangshengxiang's traditional Liubao tea has a neutral nature, offering a soft, thick, smooth, and layered taste suitable for a wide range of drinkers. Its strong tea energy enters the kidney meridian and flows through the governing vessel, while its rich microbial flora warms the small intestine, aiding digestion and conserving kidney yang. By nurturing both the governing vessel and the small intestine, it delivers exceptional dampness-removing and digestive benefits!
A cup of soft, thick, smooth, and highly effective dampness-removing traditional Liubao tea requires not only a fermentation process that 'follows the laws of yin and yang and harmonizes with numerical principles' but also a calm and focused heart.
