Research has found that when one drinks green tea the caffeine in green tea stimulates the whole body.
You can clear your mind in the morning by drinking green tea and body by drinking green tea in the afternoon. Most of the caffeine in green tea is extracted in the drying process of the leaves. Green tea caffeine is quite mild compared to other caffeinated beverages.
However, if you are sensitive to caffeine, you would be better off drinking your green tea weak.
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Saturday, August 15, 2009
Monday, July 20, 2009
Black tea or Green Tea which is healthier?
Much tea research has focused on Green Tea. Green tea is loaded with powerful anti-oxidants. Recent studies, however, indicate that compounds contained in black tea, namely, theaflavins and thearubigens do provide health benefits originally attributed to green tea alone.
My advice: Drink both.
My advice: Drink both.
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Sunday, July 19, 2009
How to Drink Tea, a potted history
SAMUEL PEPYS the diarist, of the reign of Charles 2nd wrote in 1660 of having drunk "tea (A China drinke) of which I have never drunk before. He does ot say whether he liked it or not.
At that time there was some confusion as to how tea should be prepared, it could be too strong or too weak. Should it be sweetened or not?
It was Dr. Samuel Johnson who became the greatest tea drinker of the 18th century. He established the way the British drank tea. Dr. Johnson, no doubt, drank many cups of tea whilst he single-handed created a huge English dictionary in order to give himself stamina to complete his diary. His teapot was very large. He took his tea strong, with the bite of tannin tempered by a little milk, adding sugar in small lumps.
Once when he was visiting a very distinguished lady he drank 32 cups of tea. "Dr. Johnson, you drink too much tea" she said. Dr. Johnson replied "Madam you are insolent."
Clearly the very British Institution of the tea party or what the French call le five o'clock had been established.
This is still true today.
At that time there was some confusion as to how tea should be prepared, it could be too strong or too weak. Should it be sweetened or not?
It was Dr. Samuel Johnson who became the greatest tea drinker of the 18th century. He established the way the British drank tea. Dr. Johnson, no doubt, drank many cups of tea whilst he single-handed created a huge English dictionary in order to give himself stamina to complete his diary. His teapot was very large. He took his tea strong, with the bite of tannin tempered by a little milk, adding sugar in small lumps.
Once when he was visiting a very distinguished lady he drank 32 cups of tea. "Dr. Johnson, you drink too much tea" she said. Dr. Johnson replied "Madam you are insolent."
Clearly the very British Institution of the tea party or what the French call le five o'clock had been established.
This is still true today.
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