While it's long been known that regularly drinking tea may be beneficial for health because of the various antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and anti-carcinogenic compounds tea contains, less clear has been the relationship between tea drinking and the risk of diabetes.
What most people do not know is that both Green and Black teas are made from the top leaves of the same tea plant - Camellia Sinensis. Though both of them are derived from the same plant, they differ significantly. According to research, almost every tea has similar health benefits.
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Black tea or black coffee not only instantly energizes us but are also calorie-free packed with antioxidants.
Black and green tea are very ordinary and boring, so how about trying the blue tea? Blue tea is nothing but organic butterfly pea flower which is natural and has no chemicals. This variant not only gives you a good taste but provides plenty of health benefits too.
A recent research has shown that chemicals called polyphenols, found in black tea changes energy metabolism in the liver by altering gut metabolites
Still sipping over a cup of caffeinated drink? It's time to move on to a healthier alternative- green tea.
Researchers at Framinghan State University in US have found that drinking black tea can help prevent type-2 diabetes.The researchers have wrote a paper stating that black tea pomace has potential for carbohydrate hydrolyzing enzyme inhibition
Washington, Jan 25: Drink at least three cups of black tea daily to help lower your blood pressure, scientists have claimed.Researchers at the University of Western Australia found that people who drank three cups of
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