Do You Believe That Drinking Pu-erh Tea Long-Term Can Cure Diseases?
Traditional Chinese medicine believes that Pu-erh tea has the effects of clearing heat, relieving restlessness, aiding digestion, and promoting urination. Modern pharmacological research has found that Pu-erh tea can help with weight loss, lower blood pressure, prevent arteriosclerosis, fight cancer...
Tea News · Feb 02, 2026
Why Do Men Like Women Who Understand Tea
The article explores why some men are particularly drawn to women who appreciate tea. It lists ten key attributes often associated with tea-drinking women: they tend to be healthier, age more gracefully, maintain better figures, possess elegant and refined temperaments, know how to enjoy life with t...
Tea News · Feb 01, 2026
Water Determines the Quality of Tea
Tea brewing is both simple and complex. While the basic steps are easy, mastering the art requires skill. The quality of water significantly impacts the taste, aroma, and appearance of tea. Tap water, often treated to remove chlorine and impurities, is convenient but not ideal. Spring water is excel...
Tea News · Feb 01, 2026
Why is tea called the medicine for all diseases?
For Chinese people, drinking tea for health preservation is a tradition that has been passed down for thousands of years. In recent years, more and more research has been conducted on the health benefits of tea: anti-cancer, protecting cardiovascular health, anti-radiation... It seems that all healt...
Tea News · Jan 31, 2026
Everyone Should Drink 3 Cups of Tea a Day
The article advocates drinking three cups of tea daily for health benefits, tailored to different times of day. In the morning, a light black tea after breakfast helps hydrate, cleanse the system, and improve circulation. During the afternoon, green or oolong tea can refresh the mind, reduce interna...
Tea News · Jan 25, 2026
Longevity is Like Sun Simiao, Health Preservation is Like Yaowang Tea
Sun Simiao, a renowned physician from the Sui and Tang dynasties, lived to be 141 years old, earning him the title 'King of Medicine.' Legend has it that while herb gathering on Mount Taibai, he discovered a shrub whose leaves, when brewed into tea, provided refreshing and calming effects. He later...
Tea News · Jan 20, 2026
Summer Suitable Dampness-Removing Tea
Summer is characterized by high temperatures and significant humidity, which can lead to dampness accumulation in the body if excess fluids are not properly eliminated. Therefore, dispelling dampness is crucial during this season. This article introduces several types of tea beneficial for removing...
Tea News · Jan 18, 2026
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
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