Tea: health and research
Organic Tea intro We created Organic Tea because we wanted to support the organic production of tea but also because we missed a place where to search for only organic teas across tea brands. If you, like us, believe that…
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What is Puerh Puerh’s ancient history dates over 2,000 years when tea was transported on horse caravans from the village of Pu Erh in Southwest China. Made from a variety of old wild tea leaves called “broad leaf”, Puerh tea…
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Turmeric tea and research Have you noticed all the kinds of turmeric tea on the market? They have been there for a couple of years … but now I have finally tasted some of them. The taste can be discussed…
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Rooibos tea, healthier than you think Tribal people – also known as ‘The Khoisans’ – from the Cederberg region of South Africa, have been drinking rooibos tea, also known as ‘bush tea’, for several centuries. The leaves from the South African…
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Have you tasted matcha tea? The new superfood … I have and if you are fond of green tea, I think you will love it. Matcha is a Japanese word meaning powdered tea. Ever since the 13th century, matcha tea…
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And the bad: Denmark is still the top scorer regarding cancer cases pr. 100.000 citizens Therefore, I was so happy to finding this amazing article about a 12 year old boy, who has had the pleasure of winning several awards in…
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Chamomile, an old medicinal plant Chamomile is one of the oldest, most widely used and well-documented medicinal plants in the world, and is recommended for a wide range of health problems, including the treatment of sleep disorders/problems and relief for…
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