Classification of Health Tea
Health tea encompasses various types with different nutritional and medicinal functions, classified into 25 categories based on their efficacy. These include weight loss teas like Ninghong New Effect Weight Loss Tea, blood pressure and lipid-lowering teas such as Shanghai Jian Tea and Luo Bu Ma Tea,...
Tea News · Oct 29, 2025
History of Health Tea
China has a long history of producing health tea, with records of using tea for medicinal purposes dating back to ancient times. Knowledge about tea's health benefits can be traced to the prehistoric period. As early as the Western Han Dynasty around 200 BC, there were records of tea cakes brewed wi...
Tea News · Oct 28, 2025
Health Tea Poems and Tea Songs
This article explores the rich tradition of tea culture through classical Chinese poetry and songs. It features renowned literary figures like Su Shi and Huang Tingjian from the Song Dynasty, who composed elegant verses about tea tasting and appreciation. The piece includes Su Shi's 'Moon over the W...
Tea News · Oct 28, 2025
Wild Chrysanthemum and Licorice Tea
Wild Chrysanthemum and Licorice Tea is a traditional herbal beverage made by steeping 10 grams of wild chrysanthemum flowers with 2 grams of raw licorice slices in freshly boiled water. The preparation involves steeping the ingredients for 15 minutes before consumption. This tea can be consumed mult...
Tea News · Oct 28, 2025
Green Tea with Rock Sugar Can Relieve Pharyngitis
According to Taiwanese media reports, green tea with rock sugar can effectively alleviate discomfort caused by pharyngitis. Traditional Chinese Medicine explains that pharyngitis mainly results from lung and kidney yin deficiency, yin deficiency with internal heat, or external wind-heat invasion. Gr...
Tea News · Oct 28, 2025
Chrysanthemum Tea Health Guide
Chrysanthemum tea is a traditional Chinese health beverage with both medicinal and edible value. According to traditional Chinese medicine, chrysanthemums can clear liver heat, improve vision, relieve wind-heat symptoms, and lower blood pressure. Modern research shows chrysanthemums are rich in vita...
Tea News · Oct 28, 2025
Do Not Use Orange Peel to Brew Tea
During orange season, many elderly people habitually use orange peels to brew tea, traditionally believing it has medicinal benefits. However, modern agricultural practices have made this hazardous. Oranges are typically treated with preservatives after harvesting and sprayed with pesticides during...
Tea News · Oct 28, 2025