arizonius | February 11, 2009
Oolong Tea asked: The best method for keeping the body and mine at the highest level!Wu-Long TeasA direct translation for Black Dragon, Oolong Tea’s meaning is both mystifying and tempting. No other category of teas includes such a wide range of shapes, colours and aromas.No other processing technique relies so much on the individual [...]
Category: Tea |
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Tags: Japanese Researchers, Oral Hypoglycemic Agents, Simple Fact, Type 2 Diabetes, Weight Men
arizonius | February 11, 2009
Mr. Pham asked: About 2700 B.C, there was a emperor named Shen Nung in CHINA. He loved plants and flowers. He had the most complete and beautiful garden in the whole country.Every afternoon, emperor Shen Nung would sit in his garden and enjoy his drink.One day, while his water was boiling on the table, a [...]
Category: Tea |
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Tags: Exchange Value, Lu Yu, Nung, Tea Plant, Tea Plantation
arizonius | February 10, 2009
chinese tea asked: Chinese Tea historyTea (Camellia sinensis) is native to China. The ancient Chinese used them for medical purposes, then developed the infusion we know as tea; to this day tea is said to purge the digestive system of toxins. Later the Chinese learned to grow tea plants and use their leaves to make [...]
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Tags: Black Dragon, China Chinese, Many Generations, Tea History, Wholesale Tea
arizonius | February 10, 2009
Is Oolong tea really a fat-burning miracle? There are so many wild and unsupported claims about foods and herbs that are supposed to help you lose weight. So it’s rather refreshing to find that wu-long tea, which is being touted as the new weight loss miracle, actually has some scientific studies that back up the [...]
Category: Tea |
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Tags: Herbs, Tea, weight loss
arizonius | February 10, 2009
Mary E. MacDonald asked: With over 3000 different varieties of tea in the world, how do you choose? Do you choose by the particular type of tea, or do you choose by the taste you like best?Surprisingly, all tea comes from the same evergreen plant — Thea sinensis, of which two varieties are the most [...]
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Tags: Different Varieties Of Tea, Oxidation Process, Thea Sinensis, Varieties Of Tea, White Tea
arizonius | February 9, 2009
Stephen Haworth asked: Just as brewing the perfect cup of coffee there are simple rules to follow to steep the perfect cup of tea. Steeping the perfect cup of tea has been turned into an art form in many cultures. In fact the perfect tea service in the Japanese culture is a practice that takes [...]
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Tags: Artisan, Cup Of Coffee, Perfect Cup Of Coffee, Perfect Tea, Tea Service
arizonius | February 9, 2009
Boba Tea asked: Tea and coffee are the classic drinks but these days tea and coffee are prepared in different modern techniques and flavours. Boba tea is a new addition in the traditional drinks of tea and coffee. Bubble tea is the latest tea fad from Asia.A tall glass of iced tea is a summer-time [...]
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Tags: Classic Drinks, Coffee Coffee, Fancy Touch, Tea Houses, Tea Tea
arizonius | February 9, 2009
chinese tea asked: The healthy benefits of Chinese teaChinese tea is made from a variety of plants for a variety of reasons. Chrysanthemum flower tea is one very common type. Drunk with meals it helps to aid digestion, especially of greasy foods. It is also commonly taken to help strengthen the lungs, relieve head congestion [...]
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Tags: Flower Tea, Fresh Flowers, Head Congestion, Healthy Lifestyle, Paying Attention
