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Ginger Tea Benefits

Article by Brigitte

A Guide to the Health Benefits of Ginger Tea

Ginger makes a delicious, fragrant beverage that warms you all over.

Its health benefits have been treasured for centuries. They include soothing aches and pains, helping to fight off colds and chills, improving heart health, stopping nausea, weight loss, and improved digestion.

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Nettle Tea Health Benefits & Side Effects

Article by Brigitte

Nettle tea health benefits have been praised since the time of the Ancient Romans.

For centuries, it has been used in traditional and folk medicine for a wide variety of physical and emotional ailments, ranging from arthritis and asthma to depression.

Nettle grows everywhere. You've probably seen it in your yard, in fields, or anywhere plants grow wild. It isn't … [Read more...]

Side Effects of Tea

Article by Brigitte

We hear so much about the health benefits of tea that we can't help but wonder about the side effects of tea too.

The popularity of tea is growing rapidly. It is soothing, invigorating, and comes in a variety of flavors. What's not to love, right?

As one of the most popular beverages in the world, second only to water, it is important that you not only know the health … [Read more...]

How Tea Accessories Add to Your Gourmet Tea Experience

Article by Brigitte

The right tea accessories transform your favorite cup of gourmet tea.

They add new layers to your enjoyment as tea becomes more than a beverage to soothe your soul.

More than just a drink, gourmet tea is meant to be an experience. On this page you can learn about various tea accessories, from travel mugs to tea books and more.

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Tea and Caffeine

Article by Brigitte

Common questions about tea and caffeine include:

How much caffeine is in tea? Does all tea have caffeine? Is it possible to remove caffeine from tea? What tea has the most caffeine? What risks are there from the caffeine in tea? All "real" tea naturally contains caffeine. Real tea includes black, green, oolong, white, and puerh teas. They all come from the leaves of the … [Read more...]