Archive for the 'Tea' Category
Thursday, February 1st, 2007
There are three herbs you’ll want on hand in your cupboard, ready at the first sign of a cold. These powerhouse herbs can prevent the cold from taking root, knocking it out within a couple of days, saving you most of the miseries of the common cold. These herbs are echinacea, garlic and ginger. Echinacea gives your immune system an immediate boost, allowing your body to fight off and sometimes even prevent the cold. Take three or four capsules three times a day. Grab your garlic and ingest this in quantity. Raw is best, as cooking tends to dilute the effect. Garlic and parsley capsules, with parsley combating the garlic breath, will work.
Full article at Cold Remedies - From Echinacea To Garlic
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Tuesday, January 30th, 2007
Today, tea is the most widely drunk beverage in the world. Tea drinking has now become part of the social fabric of many cultures and civilizations. Now, tea drinking is not solely a Chinese indulgence or culture. However, institutions for the promotion of Chinese tea drinking and tea ceremony can be found in many countries.
Full article at Chinese Tea CultureÂ
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Wednesday, January 24th, 2007
According to some studies, the English tea was introduced to England through the effort of the London coffee houses. One of the remarkable English to offer English tea was Thomas Garway, a coffee house merchant who owned as establishment in Exchange Alley. And it is considerable to note that Thomas Garway sold both liquid and dry English tea to the public as early as 1657.
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Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007
I was given the opportunity to try Tim Hortons coffee when I took a vacation in the Great White North about a month ago. You probably know that this franchise is pretty much a Canadian institution. Finding an adult in Canada who had never had Tim Hortons coffee before is the same as finding an adult who had never tried a McDonald’s hamburger in the U.S. Anyway, I could see why all my Canadian friends raved about the place because I thoroughly enjoyed the brew at that chain. In the course of my two week stay in Canada, I became completely addicted to the stuff.
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Friday, January 19th, 2007
Article about Health Benefits of Drinking Green Tea
There’s so much conflicting information about what is and isn’t good for us. We try to eat right and provide good food for our families. There does seem to be some consensus about the benefits of drinking green tea. It’s a beverage that does a body good. In fact, many people have chosen to substitute it for their morning cup of coffee. They recognize the benefits of green tea far outweigh those of a cup of java.
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Tuesday, January 9th, 2007
Essiac tea is a combination of herbs developed by a Canadian nurse. She treated her mother, diagnosed with liver cancer in 1935, with these herbs. Although doctors had said she had only a short time to live, Rene’s mother fully recovered after ten days of treatment. Consult with an herbalist on dosage, as these herbs are very powerful.
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Saturday, January 6th, 2007
Almost everybody enjoys their first cup of coffee in the morning. On the other hand some people actually despise or even hate the taste of coffee. They also find the smell of fresh ground coffee repelling. I know people that can get nauseous if they are exposed to the smell or taste of the coffee. It is impossible to expect that entire world will love coffee. What these people need is coffee alternative. Today you can find a variety of coffee alternative beverages. Maybe you already have a coffee alternative? I love the taste and smell of whole bean coffee but I am trying to minimize the amount I drink per day.
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Tuesday, December 26th, 2006
Different brands of green tea on the market do not contain the same levels of antioxidants. Actually it shows a wide variation from one brand to another. Quality green tea can be purchased just about everywhere, including natural grocers and online. The exact content of catechins may or may not be listed on the packaging, so do a research before purchasing. If you want to increase the benefits of green tea, then choose a variety with a higher content of these powerful antioxidants.
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Thursday, December 21st, 2006
A lot of people these days are trying to maintain their good health. Medical experts always tell us that we should take better care of ourselves if we want to live a longer life. The problem is that there’s so much conflicting information about what is and isn’t good for us. However, there seem to be some consensus about the benefits of green tea.
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Monday, December 18th, 2006
Today there is no lack for quality tea in India or anywhere else, and chai is often made with some of the best black teas in the world. A strong tea is usually preferred, such as a Ceylon or Darjeeling, so that the flavor of the tea doesn’t get completely lost with the spices. Chai teas are usually served mixed with sugar and milk. A common method in making chai is to boil all the ingredients together, the milk, sugar, water, spices and tea, and then strain the liquid afterwards.
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Monday, December 18th, 2006
After being diagnosed with and getting medicated for ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder), I can speak to the “magic� of Celestial Seasonings Sleepytime and other herbal teas without exaggeration: the ones that are developed/grown to help calm and foster sleep really do just that. In other words, if a wired-for-sound, 17-hour-a-day person can fall into peaceful slumber over a cup of tea, anyone needing rest/sleep can.
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Tuesday, December 5th, 2006
Finding a good one cup coffee maker is touch and go. The ProctorSilex 42114 Single-Serve Pod Coffeemaker is priced right and uses both coffee pods and ground coffee with its convenient permanent filter. If you are a no-holds-barred, hire the best available kind of person go with the Bunn MCP My Cafe Professional-Grade Single-Serve Coffee/Tea Machine.
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Saturday, November 11th, 2006
My aunt collects antiques and while I knew that she loved items like dry sinks, wash basins and coffee grinders, I had no idea that she would like the antique coffee pot so much. In fact, I almost threw the thing away. I didn’t even know what it was, exactly.
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Monday, November 6th, 2006
For those who enjoy a high quality tea, there are a myriad of choices to consider. With so many different types of premium tea available for your tea party, it is sometimes hard to choose which premium tea to indulge in. Some of the different kinds of premium tea include spiced black tea, yerba mate tea, rooibos tea, chamomile tea, Chinese green tea, assam tea and the list just goes on and on.
Full article at Premium Tea For Your Tea Party
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Sunday, November 5th, 2006
Usually a party is lame because people aren’t interacting. Getting people to interact isn’t as easy as it sounds, just take a look at a bus stop or subway station to get an idea of how much people spend time around each other without saying a word or even making eye contact.
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Friday, October 27th, 2006
These baskets range from traditional to contemporary. The air hostess gifts are a disoriented formality. A good wine cork screw opener will make sure that all goes well. You can choose up a bunch of used but pretty baskets from your local goodwill or thrift store. Another wonderful idea is to include in the basket candles and bath salts for that romantic evening. Think about what your given customer would absolutely like. Gift baskets with a special wine and gourmet cheese are always a welcomed gift to receive. This is the most recent gift that keeps on overflow.
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Thursday, October 19th, 2006
Ginseng tea is great for short periods; this tea can alleviate many symptoms of common aliments and lessen fatigue. Ginseng is the main ingredient to many of the medicinal teas. However, prolonged use can lead to insomnia and heart trouble, so be sure to consult your physician before drinking ginseng tea regularly as an alternative to coffee for that afternoon pick me up.
Read more about Ginseng here: Ginseng Tea
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Tuesday, October 17th, 2006
Do you drink flavored coffee? Now this can be interpreted in different ways. If you are java savvy, like most people are these days, then you probably know about the various syrups you can add to your latte or cappuccino. However, you can also purchase flavored coffee beans. This way, if you have an espresso machine in your home, you can simply dump some flavored coffee beans in the grinder and indulge in the java of your choice. My wife can’t get enough of the flavored coffee craze. She loves all those crazy flavors such as; brown sugar brule, Boston cream pie, and German chocolate. These actually seem to be more popular today than good old-fashioned espresso blend.
Flavored Coffee like Starbucks and The Coffee Bean
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Saturday, October 14th, 2006
Chai tea is a popular Indian recipe that is basically a spiced black tea. The recipes for chai tea vary considerably, but most of them use some combination of cardamom, cloves, ginger, peppercorn, curry, cumin seeds, lemon grass and rampe leaves.
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Monday, October 9th, 2006
It is known that Egyptians used senna tea to relieve constipation. This tea is used for medium conditions of constipation. It is the chemicals anthraquinones that provide its strong action on your colon walls. It is readily available in health food stores or on the Internet.
Read more about Constipation here: How to use senna for constipation relief
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