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Lung Cleansing Teas & Lung Detox Recipes

teasenz — Sun, 22 Mar 2020 11:04:00 +0000

Do you want to nourish your lungs or give them a good detox? In this articles we’ll introduce you teas & herbs for long-term lung health or fix flu like symptoms. Green Tea Green teas are the best choice if you don’t have any flu symptoms currently, but just want to nourish your lungs for long-term health. Green tea has light anti-inflammatory effects that protects your lungs whenever a flu comes up. It also contains many anti-oxidants that improve the regenerative effects of your full body. All in all, it’s a good overal lung detox tea. Besides lung health, there’s a long list of benefits related to green teas. Have a look at this long list of scientific articles: Green tea health scientific publications. Chrysanthemum Tea For those who don’t like green tea or are […]

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Green Tea And Coconut Oil?

teasenz — Tue, 09 May 2017 01:16:28 +0000

You’ve probably heard about it. People putting spoons of coconut oil in their tea, saying that it will help health and help them lose weight. But is Green tea with coconut oil really worth the hype? Green Tea and Coconut Oil for Weight Loss? Nutritional Therapist Daniel O’Shaughnessy, known for his blog “the naked nutritionist”, claims that it has numerous health benefits and can be useful in diet, even going so far as giving the mixture the moniker “Bulletproof Green Tea”. This superman of a beverage contains high levels of antioxidants and there has been research whether it has effect on weight loss or aging. Coconut oil is, as critics have stated, saturated fat but it also source of medium chain fatty acids, which has been linked to many health benefits including increasing metabolism. Coconut oil also contains Lauric Acid which […]

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Recipes: Enjoy Tea with Osmanthus Taste

teasenz — Sat, 02 Jul 2016 06:07:46 +0000

Sweet osmanthus, also known as Osmanthus Fragrans, is a Chinese flower that’s often used in the Chinese kitchen to prepare desserts. The flowers are super fragrant and release a buttery sweet apricot scent. In this post we’re going to introduce you some classic blends with osmanthus that you should try out at home! Before we move on to the recipes we would like to mention that there are also pre-blended osmanthus teas available, but they typically aren’t as great as when you buy leaf tea and osmanthus separately. Osmanthus oolong tea Watch the video below to see how it’s prepared in a gaiwan and visit this page for more details. Osmanthus green tea Watch the video below to observe how it’s made in a glass teapot. See this page for more details. […]

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Green Tea Health Benefits: The Story of a Coffee Drinker

teasenz — Thu, 21 Aug 2014 03:01:48 +0000

Below a story of a coffee drinker that turned to green tea and shared her experiences regarding the health benefits.

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What’s the difference between white tea and green tea?

teasenz — Fri, 15 Nov 2013 06:40:08 +0000

What’s the difference between white tea and green tea? Read about everything that you would like to know about the difference between these two tea types.

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Green Tea Could Prevent Diabetes

teasenz — Mon, 09 Sep 2013 16:12:16 +0000

Sometimes, seeing all of the articles coming out, it seems like Green Tea is a miracle drink. From helping with thought clarity, helping high blood pressure, and preventing cancer – what can Green Tea not help with? And now there’s yet one more thing you can add to the list- green tea could prevent Diabetes. Helena Ng, a PhD student at Hobart’s Menzies Research Institute , has found that the consumption of green tea prevents rats from getting diabetes. She said that the rats had been fed an unhealthy diet that normally led to the early stages of diabetes, but not when the diet was accompanied by green tea. She said before she could find out if the popular Asian beverage also provided a shield against the disease in humans, she needed to find a way […]

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New Antibacterial Coating made from Green Tea and Salt

teasenz — Tue, 27 Aug 2013 00:04:26 +0000

Researchers at Northwestern University have found a new bacterial coating made from Green Tea and Salt. They discovered new ways of utilizing the properties of naturally occurring polyphenols found in green tea, red wine and dark chocolate in this study. By dissolving polyphenol powders in water with a small amount of salt instantly they found that the effect produces transparent coatings that kill bacteria on contact. This coating also has antioxidant qualities and are non-toxic. The sticky nature of polyphenols and the low cost of materials could open the door to a wide range of uses for these coatings.Apparently the coatings can stick to virtually any surface, even Teflon, and are only 20 to 100 nanometers thick, potentially making them ideal for use in a whole range products. Phillip B. Messersmith, Professor of Biomedical Engineering, […]

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13 Things To Do With Your Leftover Green Tea Leaves

teasenz — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 20:32:15 +0000

Green Tea is pretty great. It has tons of health benefits, clears you mind, and tastes great too. Of course, you drink it loose because that’s how you get a better taste profile, but in the end you have all of these tea leaves you can either throw away or find something better to do with. If you want to do the latter (as you should), here are 13 things to do with your leftover green tea leaves: Reduce humidity in your home. Sun-dry the used tea leaves and leave them in a damp corner to absorb excess moisture. Be sure to dry them outside your home, or you’ll just be wasting your time. Eliminate fridge odor. Put sun-dried tea leaves in the fridge to clear up the smell. Soothe yourself to sleep. Stuff dried […]

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6 Ways Green Tea Can Make You Healthier

teasenz — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 04:42:15 +0000

Green tea is some good stuff. From helping with heart and high blood pressure to having the just right amount of caffiene to get your thinking cap on – it is a great thing to integrate into your every day life. Whether you drink it iced or hot, in smoothies or straight – Green tea can really help make you healthier. Here are 6 ways Green Tea can make you healthier: 1) It boosts your metabolism. Drinking green tea can help increase your metabolism and reduce body fat and weight. In addition, it also helps to keep you hydrated, which is necessary for maintaining a healthy metabolic rate. 2) It has more benefits than your average diet soda. Drinking diet versions of fizzy drinks can increase the risk of type 2 diabetes in women by […]

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Get the Most Out of Your Green Tea

teasenz — Fri, 02 Aug 2013 03:04:38 +0000

It’s old news that Green Tea is packed with benefits – from lengthening life to preventing a whole host of diseases, it is a great thing to incorporate into your life and diet. Astoria Surgical, in a recent article, reveals how to get the most out of your Green Tea. As recent studies have shown, Green Tea can Lower LDL cholesterol levels. Improve HDL cholesterol levels. Reduce the risk of blood clot formation. Inhibit the growth of certain forms of cancer. Improve digestive functions. Reduce the risk of heart disease. Reduce inflammation in diseases such as arthritis. Help prevent tooth decay It is important to try to get these health benefits by drinking Green tea in the right way. Now, by no means is there a right or wrong way to enjoy tea – Green, […]

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