Origin of Butterfly Blue Pea Tea
In Ayurvedic texts, bluepea flowers are also known as Shankhpushpi. They have positive effects on the brain, nervous system and memory, including better memory and less stress. Blue pea tea, or…
Moon White Tea and the Art of Self Discovery
That’s a great idea! That header is so profound! It was so natural to me that it even surprised me. The first time I was introduced to the world of…
Four Holiday tea traditions
You can enjoy a cup of hot tea, whatever holiday tradition you prefer. Tea has been a part of holiday traditions for thousands of years. These are some of our…
In a Nutshell: Everything You Need to Know about Darjeeling Tea
Tea connoisseurs, you can’t have a tea experience without trying Darjeeling Tea. Darjeeling teas must be made in West Bengal, India. What makes Darjeeling tea unique? Darjeeling Tea has been the…
Teas for pregnant ladies
You might be wondering if tea is safe for pregnant women. If the tea contains caffeine, then no. Because of metabolic changes in the bodies, caffeine in pregnant women takes…
WHAT IS BLACK TEA
People often refer to black tea when they talk about tea in Western culture. These well-known types of tea include sweet and savory teas and iced and iced teas. Black…
6 FABULOUS WAYS TO USE GREEN TEA FOR HEALTHY AND GLOWING SKIN
Green tea can be enjoyed as a beverage and can also be used for skin care. For glowing, clear skin, try to include it in your skincare routine. Green tea…
WHAT ARE THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF BLACK TEA
After water, tea is the most popular beverage worldwide. All tea is made from the Camellia Sinensis Plant, and different methods of harvesting and processing it produces various kinds of tea. After…
10 EVIDENCE-BASED HEALTH BENEFITS OF BLACK TEA
Black tea is high in antioxidants, which may have benefits such as improved heart health and gut health, lower “bad” LDL cholesterol and blood pressure levels, and lowered blood sugar…
10 HEALTHY HERBAL TEAS YOU SHOULD TRY
The use of herbal teas has been around for many centuries. However, herbal teas, despite their names, are not true teas. True teas include green tea and oolong Tea made from leaves of the Camellia…












