Although black tea is the most popular—it accounts for about 84 percent of all tea consumed—green tea is reported to be growing at a much higher volume than black. Several studies have suggested that the flavonoids and caffeine in green tea can help elevate metabolic rate, increase fat oxidation and even improve insulin activity. Who …
Tea traditions around the world Traditions are one of the most important aspects that define an ethnic group. Tea is something that that reveals the cultural nuances present within various traditions. The list below presents a very short summary of the cultural differences present the tea culture ranked according to the countries production volume. 1) …
Here’s a rundown of a few the best teas to drink for your health According to the Tea Association of the United States, about half of Americans consume tea on any given day. Most of that tea is iced and served either ready to drink or from tag bags; think iced tea dispensed from a …
Health Benefits of Green Tea (and Why Loose Leaf Tea is Best) A large and growing body of research shows that drinking green tea can offer extraordinary health benefits. Like black tea, green tea is made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant. However, unlike its black counterpart, green tea is not fermented during …
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