Traditional Chinese Medicine Teaches You What Tea to Drink in Winter
Traditional Chinese Medicine offers guidance on beneficial teas for the winter season. For women, teas like Chrysanthemum Pu'er, Jujube Tea, Milk Black Tea, Jujube and Goji Berry Tea, and Ginseng Jujube Tea are recommended to help replenish energy, nourish blood, and strengthen the body. For men, te...
Tea News · Aug 26, 2025
No Amount of Diet Pills is Better Than a Good Cup of Tea
This article explores the fascinating phenomenon that tea drinkers are generally leaner, delving into the science behind tea's weight loss properties. It explains that various components in tea contribute to fat reduction by increasing energy expenditure, inhibiting fat enzyme activity, regulating g...
Tea News · Aug 25, 2025
In the Eyes of TCM Experts, None of Us Are Drinking Tea Correctly!
According to Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM experts, healthy tea drinking involves more than just the type of tea. Key elements include drinking weak tea to avoid adverse effects like insomnia, using a large cup to consume enough warm tea for proper metabolism, drinking during the 'Shen Shi' (3-...
Tea News · Aug 25, 2025
The Top Ten Weird and Wonderful Facts About Tea You Never Knew!
China, an ancient tea-producing nation, has a rich history of unique tea practices. This article explores ten bizarre and fascinating facts about tea. It covers the unusual harvesting method of 'Daughter Tea,' where young girls collect tea leaves by storing them in their clothing. It explains the mi...
Tea News · Aug 24, 2025
Do You Know What Tea Is Good for Men to Drink in Winter?
For men with strong yang energy, the cold and dry winter can lead to internal heat accumulation. It's recommended to drink teas that clear heat and reduce internal fire. Green tea, being non-fermented and cool in nature, is best for heat reduction and also helps lower blood lipids. Oolong tea, which...
Tea News · Aug 21, 2025
If You've Tasted All These Tea Flavors, I'll Kneel in Admiration!
This article explores 14 distinct taste profiles found in premium teas, categorized by leaf quality, processing methods, and sensory characteristics. It covers robust types like strong and mellow green teas (e.g., Tunlu, Wulu , intense black teas with high stimulation, and rich oolongs like武夷岩茶(Wuyi...
Tea News · Aug 21, 2025
Drinking Tea Like This Harms Your Body, Quit Immediately If You Do!
Tea is often considered the healthiest beverage, but incorrect drinking habits can actually harm your body. Many people have misconceptions, such as drinking tea immediately after meals to aid digestion, which can hinder the absorption of iron and protein. Using a thermos to brew tea is also discour...
Tea News · Aug 21, 2025
The Effects of Rose Tea and Its Nutritional Value
Rose tea is a type of scented tea made by scenting tea leaves with fresh rose flowers. It is rich in vitamins A, C, B, E, K, and tannic acid, which help improve endocrine disorders, relieve fatigue, and aid wound healing. It regulates qi and blood, addresses women's physiological issues, promotes bl...
Tea News · Aug 20, 2025
Dark Tea - A Woman's Lifelong Companion
Dark tea, one of the six major tea categories, is unique to China with a long production history. It contains higher mineral elements compared to other teas due to its mature leaves, stems, and stalks. Dark tea offers numerous benefits for women, including deep detoxification, skin whitening, body s...
Tea News · Aug 08, 2025
The Efficacy and Effects of White Tea
White tea is a lightly fermented tea made from buds and leaves with abundant white hairs, processed through a unique method without rolling or frying. It retains natural nutrients due to minimal processing. Known for its 'three resistances' (anti-radiation, antioxidant, anti-tumor and 'three reduct...
Tea News · Aug 05, 2025