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Best teas for memory and focus.
Memory is the cognitive ability that allows us to acquire new information, store it in our mind, learn things and get to remember them when necessary. However, the main factor that predicts a decline in memory is age.
Thanks to its contribution of antioxidants, medicinal herbs can be of great help in combating cognitive decline and promoting brain connections
Safe teas to drink during pregnancy.
Very often people label infusions and tea as a healthy and harmless type of beverage.
Infusions and teas have some properties that make them apt or not for certain things.
In this period, the accepted general recommendations are to drink a lot of water and juices, to eliminate the consumption of alcohol and stimulant drinks or with caffeine, and to reduce as much as possible the drinks with gas and sweetened.
Therefore, they are not harmless and, when pregnant, you must take special precautions. Continue reading “Safe Teas to Drink During Pregnancy.”
Does drinking tea boost your Metabolism?
Having an accelerated metabolic rhythm is a great advantage, especially when it comes to losing weight or maintaining your figure. Today I will give you a few options that can help you boost your metabolism.
Metabolism is a set of physical and chemical processes that occur in our body, through which nutrients obtained from food are converted into energy necessary for the proper functioning of the body.
Many infusions and teas will reduce anxiety, soothe appetite and have a satiating effect.
That’s why they’re our best allies when it comes to losing those extra pounds while boosting your metabolism!
Health benefits of drinking tea every day.
Tea has been around for thousands of years and there are more than 3.000 different types of teas that you can choose from.
The list of health benefits of drinking tea every day is long and here you will find some of the most important benefits that would help you to keep your mind and body healthier. Continue reading “Health benefits of drinking tea everyday.”
Pau d’ Arco tea or Inkas tea is a very popular drink in countries such as 
Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina and is enjoyed today across the globe for its smooth, unique flavor, and is considered a therapeutic tea, as it offers various remarkable health benefits.
It can be prepared easier and faster and its applications are extremely individual and at the same time very versatile. Continue reading “Pau d’ Arco tea health benefits.”
Green Rooibos, is practically a “Green tea” (without theine) type of Rooibos and is characterized by its slightly acidic flavor, fresh and is also a very pleasure healthy with many valuable ingredients.
it is not by chance, but because it contains properties that we also find in tea, but unlike this one does not possess any type of stimulant, therefore Green Rooibos is especially suitable for children and athletes, but it is also a wonderful caffeine-free alternative to green tea, can also be taken by pregnant or hypertensive problems. Continue reading “Green Rooibos tea health benefits.”
Herbal teas to drink while fasting.
We have all wondered at some point whether or not you can have herbal tea while fasting and the answer depends.
It depends on what type of tea it is as well as the health circumstances in which we find ourselves.
However, there are some teas that are ideal to drink before breakfast, as their properties are perfect to give us a good dose of energy and start the day giving the best of us. Continue reading “Herbal teas to drink while fasting.”
How to make tea Russian style.
Tea has been one of the Russians’ favorite drinks for more than three centuries when it came from China.
In terms of consumption, it is only surpassed by the great traditional tea powers such as China, India, and Japan.
An important aspect of Russian tea culture is the ubiquitous Russian tea infusion device known as a samovar, which has become a symbol of hospitality and comfort.
It can be served sweet, hot or cold and one of the iconic elements of Russian culture in which it is served is Samovar.
They began to drink it for its medicinal properties and, little by little began to be served after food or as a separate drink.
Best tea for Iced tea.
We are becoming more and more clear that healthy has to go hand in hand with the pleasurable.
That’s why it’s so important to know how to hydrate, especially in summer, with refreshing, tasty and healthy drinks. Homemade iced tea can do all those functions.
Why homemade? Because industrial tea drinks bottled or canned usually contain a lot of sugar and little tea.
One of the negative effects of the sweet is that soon we get more thirsty again.
This has a scientific explanation, the amount of water molecules your body requires to metabolize sugar is very high, so much so that sometimes sugary industrial drinks dehydrate. Continue reading “Best tea for iced tea.”
Tea is a good drink for breakfast for its relaxing and at the same time stimulating properties, naturally can reduce heaviness and activate the nervous system and thus give us that spark to start the day, so many recommend accompanying the breakfast with a good cup of tea. Continue reading “Best tea for breakfast.”
How to make your own tea blends.
Thanks to globalization today everything is more at hand than ever before and when it comes to tea, in the market we can find a huge range of possibilities.
Of course, the immediacy of getting a ready-to-use product is appreciated, however, being part of the process of creating something that we like, has no price, and also gives it an added value. Continue reading “How to make your own tea blends.”
Long Island Iced Tea is a cocktail that, oddly enough, has nothing to do with tea.
It can be considered as the “king of disguise”, as it passes with the naked eye as a cola soda or iced tea and its flavor evokes tea but in this recipe, we are going to replace Coca Cola with Tea.
However, it is composed of an explosive bomb of flavors given by the mixture of distillates in its recipe. Continue reading “Why originally wasn’t any tea in a Long Island iced tea?”
How to make tea British style.
Having tea with family and friends is a very important part of British culture.
The preparation of the typical British tea follows a ritual that the British know perfectly well.
Popular types of tea include Earl Grey, Darjeeling, Assam, and English Breakfast.
The well-known tea hour, at five o’clock in the afternoon, is a custom for many in England. Continue reading “How to make tea British style.”
How to make Thai iced tea.
Well-frozen black tea is the traditional Thai way to drink tea.
Scented with oriental spices and a touch of condensed milk, on an ice layer, it’s sweetly refreshing.
The original recipe is an explosion of calories, but we can take it to a dietary version, as an alternative for those who are committed to a low-calorie diet.
Three types of milk are used for its preparation: evaporated, coconut and condensed, being together gives it a great taste and a creamy appearance. Continue reading “How to make Thai iced tea.”
Great teas for non-tea drinkers.
If you are a non- tea drinker and want to get started in the world of tea, you should know that there are different types of tea, black tea, green tea, red tea, white tea, oolong tea or as it is recently known blue tea, you can also hear about yellow teas.
All of them are obtained from the same plant, Camellia Sinensis and what makes them different is their collection form and the way they process it.
And most importantly, just because you don’t like one type of tea doesn’t mean you don’t like another. In addition, apart from tea, you have other infusions, which, although not called tea, their form of preparation is similar. Continue reading “Great Teas for non-tea drinkers.”