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Best teas for Kidney Stones.
The formation of kidney stones can have several causes, such as a family trend, inadequate eating habits among others, that facilitate the formation of grit or real stones.
These are made up of 80% oxalate and calcium phosphate, 12% struvite (infection residue), and 8% uric acid.
Nature gives you options to help your body eliminate kidney stones as well as prevent their formation if you’re prone to kidney stones. Continue reading “Best Teas for Kidney Stones.”
5 Best Teas for Hot Flashes.
Vasomotor-like symptoms, such as hot flashes and night sweats, appear in many women with the advent of menopause.
A heatwave that starts in the chest and rises to the head generating abundant sweat, especially in the area of the neckline, neck, face, and armpits, even if you have not done any physical activity.
In some cases, you may feel palpitations, feeling of anguish and cold, or chills. Continue reading “5 Best Teas for Hot Flashes.”
Graviola is hailed as a wonderful herb… So much so that its popularity as a natural remedy for viruses, pain relief and even for some cancers is gaining ground.
When we talk about the uses of Graviola, we mean the whole plant, fruit, and flowers.
Since all of them obtain medicinal properties, although, its antibacterial and antitumor benefits stand out. Continue reading “Top 5 Benefits of Graviola Leaf Tea.”
8 Amazing Green Tea to lose weight like crazy.
Tea Infusions are generally accepted in the usual diet and they are one of the most recognized for their healthy properties.
Green tea in particular and we tell you all about this drink that can help you lose weight.
Since Chinese medicine green tea is considered a healthy drink highly recommended to care for and protect the body, because among its properties stand out its antioxidant power, because it contains a high concentration of catechins and polyphenols, in proportions even higher than black tea or Oolong tea. Continue reading “8 Amazing Green Tea to lose weight like crazy.”
Jasmine Oolong Tea is produced by melting Oolong Green Tea with the fragrance of jasmine flowers.
To this particular tea are added jasmine flowers, which stand out for their characteristic aroma and for providing a relaxing fine distinction to this infusion.
Its taste is subtly sweet and is the most enjoyed aromatic tea in China.
Jasmine Tea is one of the most enjoyable green teas available today.
It is considered of good manners to serve jasmine tea as a gesture of welcome to guests.
The proportions between the leaves and the jasmine flowers used, or the use of more or less young leaves, are also often varied.
Both flowers and leaves are left to dry in a warm room and after rolling, cut into strands, mixed with base tea (usually green), presented in tea bags or in “pearls”. Continue reading “Jasmine Oolong Tea.”
Gunpowder Tea (Zhu Cha) is a well-known Chinese green tea from Zheijiang Province.
The production of Zhu Cha dates back to the Tang Dynasty (618-907).
The leaves of Gunpowder Tea (Zhu Cha) are vaporized, rolled tightly into small balls and dried. Continue reading “Gunpowder Tea (Zhu Cha)”
7 Herbal Teas 100% Caffeine Free.
One of the best-known tea properties is its theine or caffeine content.
Caffeine is increasingly becoming a health concern, even for tea drinkers.
It is a central nervous system stimulant that is completely banned in people who have irritability, to whom this substance causes problems or also in hypertensives.
That’s where the decaf tea comes in.
Most people know that decaffeinated tea means that tea does not contain caffeine. Continue reading “7 Herbal Teas 100% Caffeine Free.”
Summer is synonymous with cold and refreshing drinks, those that can quench the thirst but even more, if it is iced tea, as apart from refreshing and delight with a variety of flavors, is already proven to be beneficial to our health, this has fewer calories, is much more moisturizing and possesses a large number of active ingredients that can do wonders in the human body. Continue reading “4 Delicious Iced Tea for the Summer Time.”
Drinking Parsley Tea is the easiest and most effective way to get all the wonderful benefits of this herb.
It is a plant that is given very easy and can be found in almost any garden.
You can even cultivate it in your window whenever you water it continuously.
The parsley plant has small white flowers that come out in clusters with small seeds.
It is a herb with many nutrients such as iron, calcium, potassium, phosphorus, magnesium, flavonoid antioxidants and fibers; It is also rich in vitamins A, B, C, E, and K. Continue reading “6 Parsley Leaf Tea Benefits.”
Red Clover Tea has large amounts of health benefits from the medicinal point of view in many respects, ie, some people may know this type of infusion as something common.
Considered as one of the richest sources of isoflavones, water-soluble chemicals that act like estrogens.
Red clover is great for women with hot flashes, premenstrual syndrome, breast enhancement, and maternal health.
Also, red clover is a source of many valuable nutrients such as calcium, chromium, magnesium, niacin, phosphorus, potassium, thiamine, and vitamin C.
Dragon Well Tea( Longjing ) is China’s national pride.
Because of its exceptional properties, flavor, and aroma, this tea is recognized as the country’s main green tea.
The name “The Dragon Well” is associated with different historical and folkloric descriptions, but is usually associated with the behavior of tea leaves in the water, which, by their movement resemble a dragon.
It is renowned for its high quality and praised for its four qualities: Jade color, sweet vegetable aroma, soft flavor, and unique flattened shape. Continue reading “Dragon Well Tea China’s Finest.”
The success of this classic is due to a combination of black tea and Earl Grey Tea is the most consumed flavored and famous in the world.
Is known for its countless medicinal properties, from relaxing to those that make you improve the mood.bergamot oil.
Contrary to other blends or aromatized teas in this tea is not lost but is affirmed the taste of black tea while Bergamot gives the infusion an exotic touch, citrus and floral distinctive.
Lately, it is possible to find it with less traditional tea bases.
The Darjeeling to achieve a more delicate and fragrant tea, green tea, and even a rooibos Earl Grey.
Although we also find white in this class.
There are countless variations of this tea that include ingredients such as jasmine, lavender, rose petals, variety of citrus and herbs.
It is also used as a flavoring for many types of cakes and candies, chocolate, and original sauces.
Do you like infusions with aroma and fruity taste? Then you’ll love to meet Cranberry Tea.
You’ve probably heard of cranberry tea or have you ever tasted any infusion containing this fruit and you’ve wondered what the benefits or their side effects are.
In addition to enjoying its delicate flavor, you can benefit from its incredible medicinal properties. Continue reading “Organic Cranberry Tea.”
Perhaps, some people in the United States knew nothing about Moringa Tea until recently, however, for centuries it has been used as traditional herbal medicine.
Moringa tea is nothing more than a simple infusion that is prepared with fresh leaves from the moringa tree.
These are dried at low temperature to preserve their nutritional richness.
Then they are pulverized and the resulting product can be used directly to make the concoction or to be collected in sachets, a method more used when having tea.
Darjeeling tea is a variety of black tea that is booming in coffee or tea-sharing sites or in the naturist stores or specialized in the sale of teas.
You don’t know what their properties, characteristics, and benefits can bring to our organism
It is a blend of tea traditionally grown in the Darjeeling district of West Bengal, India.
This popular black tea variant is made with Camellia sinensis var and is known for its delightful fragrance, golden color, and rich flavor, and is enjoyed by many cultures around the world. Continue reading “Properties and Health Benefits of Darjeeling Tea.”