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4 Blooming Tea Videos You’ll Love

teasenz — Sat, 01 Apr 2017 09:18:03 +0000

Watch and relax, while you’ll enjoy these beautiful blooming tea videos captured in style.

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2 Chinese Dried Rose Tea Recipes: Low Calories & Lots of Benefits

teasenz — Fri, 13 May 2016 12:55:55 +0000

Rose flower tea is delicious and has lots of benefits such as supporting your digestion, improving the skin, and helping you to de-stress after a busy working day. As it’s caffeine free and near zero in calories, it’s suitable for any time of the day. See the video below showing how you can easily prepare a rose flower tea at home/office with a Teasenz infusion tea mug. This video will be followed by two bonus rose tea recipe ideas! Honeysuckle Rose Tea Recipe To Fight Flu One amazing rose tea recipe is one that combines the dried roses with honeysuckle. A great recipe to enjoy the health benefits of roses with the anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties of Honeysuckle. And did you know it’s great as a natural remedy against a flu or cold as well? What […]

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What Base Leaves Should I Use With Chrysanthemum Flowers And Rosebuds?

teasenz — Thu, 21 Jan 2016 03:41:39 +0000

Notes on blending Chrysanthemum flowers and Rosebuds with loose leaf tea.

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Chrysanthemum Tea, Preservatives and Pregnancy

teasenz — Sat, 12 Apr 2014 10:15:57 +0000

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De-stress with Lavender Tea

teasenz — Wed, 29 Jan 2014 06:13:21 +0000

Life can be really stressful. Whether you’re a student trying desperately to keep up with course work that seems impossible, a mother trying to juggle multiple lives, a business professional trying to meet tough deadlines- stress can take a major toll. That can manifest in insomnia, unhealthy eating habits, and general fatigue that could even exacerbate the stress you already have. The good news is that while life has a lot of stress, tea exists. Through all the chaos, at the end of the day a nice steaming cup of tea can make it all better. One tea that does that in particular is Lavender Tea. Even imagining the scent alone, evokes feelings of calm, not even thinking about the tea. In fact, Lavender tea is known in its calming effects to encourage rest and […]

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Blooming Flower Teas

teasenz — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 03:24:47 +0000

There is something really romantic about the idea of Blooming flower teas. That you can put these dry fragrant buds in a teapot or teacup and when you pour hot water on them – they come alive. Flowers bloom and unfurl in the steam and the heat – there is color and beauty in the tea pot – more than any simple cup of tea. And the very essence of the flower steeps through all of it and you can drink it – it is like life, the sheer beauty of it all, in your hands. Whether you go for a full sized blooming tea like Oriental Beauty Blooming Tea or a simple flower herbal tea like Calming Chrysanthemum Tea – it is an experience to be had, if only just to see it. You […]

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Try Some Osmanthus Tea

teasenz — Fri, 05 Jul 2013 05:32:24 +0000

Osmanthus is a beautiful yellow flower grown in Southern China. Due to its sweet fragrance, it is commonly used for making Chinese tea blends or making desserts, or even being steeped on its own. The high concentrations of antioxidants and the melanin inhibition of osmanthus may slow aging and browning of foods, and gives many health benefits. Some of the most desired benefits of osmanthus tea is its ability to improve the complexion of the drinker, as well as helping the body to rid itself of excess nitric oxide. It is thought in traditional Chinese medicine that removing the excess nitric oxide from the body can help reduce the risk of of cancer and diabetes. Also, the low pollen count of these flowers makes it so that the drink should be suitable for most drinkers, with […]

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Try Some Lavender Tea

teasenz — Wed, 03 Jul 2013 04:14:20 +0000

Lavender has long been known for its sweet smell and calming effect. Not only that, lavender’s anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antiseptic properties, make it great for treating wounds. It stimulates the cells of a wound to regenerate more quickly and prevent scarring. It’s also useful for treating headaches, insomnia, fever blisters, acne, disrupted digestion and even anxiety, stress and depression. Now, through the Teasenz shop, you can get Lavender Tea. To prepare lavender tea, steep the dried blossoms in boiling water for seven to 10 minutes, and then strain it. One of the best ways to make Lavender tea is with an infuser, though it is great to see the flowers unfurl in a glass tea pot.. Some find that it has a rather strong flavor, so you may want to use less of it or mix […]

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Chrysanthemum’s The Word

teasenz — Wed, 20 Mar 2013 03:24:08 +0000

With spring coming – yellow is definitely on the mind. Golden sunlight, highlights in your hair, shorts and cool cotton dresses, tall glasses of lemonade and, maybe the most important of all, yellow flowers. Tulips, daisies, buttercups and, in terms of tea Chrysanthemum. Golden sweet tea made from the sheer yellowness of Spring you so crave – and it has tons of health benefits. Chrysanthemum tea acts as a natural coolant and has been talked about in ancient Chinese medicinal science. A person can benefit a lot by having Chrysanthemum tea every day. The Chinese medicinal practice included the use of herbs as a major part of the treatment. It has high amounts of B carotene , which is converted in Vitamin A in the liver. This is helpful in treating skin problems and increasing immunity. Vitamin A […]

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A Rose Is A Rose Is A Rose Flower Tea

teasenz — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 04:00:02 +0000

With spring in the air, it’s hard not to have flowers on the mind. As spring slowly begins to peek out so do pink and yellow flower buds where you forgot they were – in bushes, in the grass, in the once barren trees. As they bloom in nature, let some brew in your cup of tea. And what better flower than a rose? With poem after poem written about it, with artists painting it in soft reds and pinks, and with it even being sung in musicals “Oh! I once heard a poem that goes: “A rose is a rose is a rose” Well I don’t agree, Take it from me, There’s one rose sweeter than any that grows! That’s my Rosie, I’m so glad she chose me; Life is one sweet beautiful song […]

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