High Temperature Strikes, Drink More Tea to Prevent Heatstroke in Summer
As summer brings high temperatures, many people turn to cold drinks to quench thirst and reduce internal heat. However, excessive consumption of cold beverages can harm the stomach. Drinking tea is actually the healthiest method to dispel heat. But proper tea drinking is key to health preservation....
Tea News · Jan 09, 2026
Black Tea Health: Drinking Black Tea Regularly, Enjoying Tea and "Longevity"
What is "Tea Longevity"? Folklore suggests that when ancient people created characters, they noted this pattern: eating grains is called "Rice Longevity," meaning living to 88 years old, while "Tea Longevity" adds twenty years on top of the character for rice, implying one can live to 108. China is...
Tea News · Jan 09, 2026
The Astringency, Bitterness, and Sweet Aftertaste of Tea Soup
The article explores the complex flavors of tea, explaining that bitterness and astringency are inherent qualities originating from compounds like caffeine and tea tannins. It details how these initial sensations transform into the prized sweet aftertaste (hui gan and saliva-inducing effect (sheng...
Tea News · Jan 07, 2026
Tea Drinking for Health Has Become a Global Trend
According to the World Health Organization, tea is considered the best beverage. Scientific analysis shows that tea contains protein, fat, over 10 vitamins, and nearly 300 components such as tea polyphenols, caffeine, and lipopolysaccharides, which help regulate physiological functions and provide v...
Tea News · Jan 07, 2026
Drinking Organic Tieguanyin During the 'Dog Days'
After the start of the 'Dog Days,' the hottest period of the year begins. During this time, it's important to prevent heatstroke and cool down, and tea is one of the best beverages for this purpose. According to the 'Compendium of Materia Medica,' tea has a bitter taste and cold nature, making it hi...
Tea News · Jan 06, 2026
Tea Bags Can Actually Deodorize! 10 Little-Known Facts About Tea
China is the birthplace of tea, and its tea culture is profound. You might drink tea daily, but there are many fascinating facts you may not know. For instance, the world's most expensive tea, Da Hong Pao from China's Fujian province, can cost over a million dollars per kilogram. All tea varieties c...
Tea News · Jan 06, 2026
Drinking tea on an empty stomach can easily cause gastric mucosal inflammation
In summer, many people enjoy brewing a pot of tea and drinking it eagerly upon returning home, especially during hot weather. While tea can help relieve summer heat, it can also be harmful if consumed improperly. Drinking tea on an empty stomach, such as in the morning or after work, can dilute gast...
Tea News · Jan 05, 2026
Interpreting the Optimal Drinking Period of Pu-erh Tea
The optimal drinking period for Pu-erh tea is determined by two main factors: the quality of the tea itself and the personal preferences of the drinker. Tea quality depends on the raw materials, processing techniques, storage environment, and aging time. Higher-grade teas, like bud teas, transform f...
Tea News · Jan 05, 2026
Elderly People Who Frequently Chew Tea Leaves Are Prone to Anemia
Many elderly individuals have the habit of drinking strong tea and even chewing tea leaves, believing it boosts energy. However, experts warn that long-term consumption of strong tea can severely interfere with iron absorption, leading to anemia and malnutrition in older adults. A case study of a 75...
Tea News · Jan 05, 2026
Drinking Tea and Coffee at Breakfast Makes You Hungry Easily
This typical office worker's breakfast seems rich in nutrition and sufficient in calories. However, for many people, this hearty meal fails to sustain them until noon. According to research by nutritionists from the UK Food Council, the reason for the accelerated hunger is black tea and coffee. Expe...
Tea News · Jan 04, 2026