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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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Tea & Arthritis

teasenz — Fri, 05 Aug 2016 06:41:11 +0000

Arthritis is a common terms that describes joint pain. While it’s often understood as a disease it can be rather seen as a symptom resulting from different causes. For some people, arthritis could be caused by inflammation. In such a case, tea can be a easy and effective natural remedy. What is Inflammation? When visiting the Wikipedia page you’ll read that inflammation is described as: A part of the complex biological response of body tissues to harmful stimuli, such as pathogens, damaged cells, or irritants, and is a protective response involving immune cells, blood vessels, and molecular mediators. Scientific research on mice until now concludes with pretty strong evidence that feeding mice with polyphenol rich tea reduces inflammation and thus joint pain. Does this work on humans? Well let’s believe it for now, until more conclusive […]

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Kuding Tea Steeped In Teapot Infuser

teasenz — Wed, 25 Jun 2014 01:35:30 +0000

Here’s a recent video made by Teasenz showing how Kuding tea is steeped in one of our convenient teapot infusers. Kuding tea is a healthy drink and some recent evidence is supporting that. Get this herbal drink to help you get through the changing seasons.

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Medical Evidence for the Health Benefits of Kuding Tea (Kuding Cha)

teasenz — Thu, 12 Jun 2014 01:26:06 +0000

What is Kuding (also known as Kuding Cha)? It’s officially not a tea but a herb that is different from the tea plant (camellia sinensis). ‘Ku’ means ‘bitter’ in Mandarin Chinese and ‘Ding’ means ‘needle’. This herbal drink has been part of the Chinese diet in Southern China for 2000 years. It’s popular in China, because it’s a safe botanical to drink with no toxic side effects. No wonder it’s also called the ‘ginseng of teas’, ‘beauty tea’, or ‘longevity tea’. Only in the recent years Western Research are also slowly showing support for the benefits of Kuding tea. See below for a summary of the most important research finding of recent years (based on the authority of the research journals in which they are published and the amount of citations in other journals): Deodorization […]

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Kuding Tea

teasenz — Sun, 18 Aug 2013 20:52:13 +0000

As weather changes, it is easy to get under the weather.It’s August, but it doesn’t always feel that way. Inflammation, aching joints, and just not feeling well in general. Instead of going to your local drug store and abusing over the counter drugs, maybe Kuding tea, a chinese tea known for its medicinal properties, could help. Kuding tea has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for thousands of years. It is known for being bitter, but some drinkers note that it has a sweet aftertaste. In traditional Chinese medicine Kuding tea is known for its many uses. It is popular for ailments such as improving memory and focusing the mind,helping with the common cold, with headaches and sinusitis, and treating bronchitis. Kuding Tea is also said to improve digestion, lower blood pressure and reduce cholesterol. It […]

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