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6 Health-Boosting Teas
You Should Be Drinking!
Green Tea

It is said that the Chinese have been using green tea as a natural
 medicine for over 4000 years. The health benefits of green tea
 are more numerous than any other superfood I can think of. In
 the past decade it has become more and more famous and for
good reason. Green tea has been scientifically proven to reduce
               heart disease, diabetes, bad cholesterol
 levels, Alzheimer's, Parkinson’s, depression, tooth decay, blood
  pressure and even cancer. What makes green tea so unique is
     the fact that it is rich in catechin polyphenols, particularly
       epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG). This is a very powerful
     antioxidant that kills cancer cells without harming healthy
                                   tissue.
Peppermint Tea

  If you suffer from digestive problems such as irritable bowel
syndrome or stomach aches, peppermint tea is a great natural
solution. It is good for soothing stomach pains and unlike other
 teas it also contains omega-3 fatty acids. Omega-3 is a heart-
    healthy substance that increases good cholesterol levels.
Ginger Tea

Ginger tea can reduce headaches, migraines, motion sickness
and vomiting. Well known as a culinary spice, ginger has been
  used as a medicinal herb for over 5000 years. It is made by
   steeping fresh, grated ginger root in boiling water. Other
 benefits include reduced heartburn, asthma, inflammation,
        stress, infection, bad breath and chronic pains.
Milk Thistle and Dandelion Tea


    These are actually two different types of teas that contain
 similar health benefits. Milk thistle and dandelion both cleanse
   and detox the liver. Dandelion leaves are full of vitamins and
         minerals including vitamin A, vitamin K, vitamin
C, calcium, potassium, manganese and iron. It is also commonly
 used as a natural diuretic. Milk thistle has protective effects on
     the liver and it’s function mainly due to the presence of
silymarin, an extract used in preventing and curing liver disease.
Chamomile Tea

 A soothing and calming tea made from flowers, Chamomile is
most commonly used at nighttime as a sleep aid. It can help with
  stomach problems, being a good cure for aches and cramps.
 Chamomile also has antibacterial properties, which boosts the
                  immunity and fights colds.

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6 health boosting teas

  • 1. 6 Health-Boosting Teas You Should Be Drinking!
  • 2. Green Tea It is said that the Chinese have been using green tea as a natural medicine for over 4000 years. The health benefits of green tea are more numerous than any other superfood I can think of. In the past decade it has become more and more famous and for good reason. Green tea has been scientifically proven to reduce heart disease, diabetes, bad cholesterol levels, Alzheimer's, Parkinson’s, depression, tooth decay, blood pressure and even cancer. What makes green tea so unique is the fact that it is rich in catechin polyphenols, particularly epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG). This is a very powerful antioxidant that kills cancer cells without harming healthy tissue.
  • 3. Peppermint Tea If you suffer from digestive problems such as irritable bowel syndrome or stomach aches, peppermint tea is a great natural solution. It is good for soothing stomach pains and unlike other teas it also contains omega-3 fatty acids. Omega-3 is a heart- healthy substance that increases good cholesterol levels.
  • 4. Ginger Tea Ginger tea can reduce headaches, migraines, motion sickness and vomiting. Well known as a culinary spice, ginger has been used as a medicinal herb for over 5000 years. It is made by steeping fresh, grated ginger root in boiling water. Other benefits include reduced heartburn, asthma, inflammation, stress, infection, bad breath and chronic pains.
  • 5. Milk Thistle and Dandelion Tea These are actually two different types of teas that contain similar health benefits. Milk thistle and dandelion both cleanse and detox the liver. Dandelion leaves are full of vitamins and minerals including vitamin A, vitamin K, vitamin C, calcium, potassium, manganese and iron. It is also commonly used as a natural diuretic. Milk thistle has protective effects on the liver and it’s function mainly due to the presence of silymarin, an extract used in preventing and curing liver disease.
  • 6. Chamomile Tea A soothing and calming tea made from flowers, Chamomile is most commonly used at nighttime as a sleep aid. It can help with stomach problems, being a good cure for aches and cramps. Chamomile also has antibacterial properties, which boosts the immunity and fights colds.