Tea, becoming more popular?

The notion that Tea is becomming more popular should be irrelevant. Instead, we should be aware of and taking advantage of the many wonderous and countless benefits that can be derived from the simplicity of drinking a cup of Tea.

Water, essential to humans, combined with the powerful antioxidants and nutrients from Tea provide us with one of the most beneficial, natural drinks on the planet.

Keeping in mind that I am specifically referring to Tea from the Camellia Sinensis plant. This plant contains Catechins, theanine, caffeine, theobromine, theophylline & fluoride. Tea may also contain very small traces of carbohydrates, fat, & protein. In general, people that maintian a healthy Tea drinking life style are thin and more immune to disease.

Whether we're in bad or good economic times should also be irrelevant in making the simple decision to remain healthy by spending $5.00 on several weeks worth of Tea rather than $5.00 on a cup of Coffee or a few cans of Cola.

These drinks while declicious to most of us, will almost certainly eventually lead to some sort of health problem with many people. To this day, I have not heard nor read of anyone having health problems from drinking Tea.

I'm listening if anyone has evidence of Drinking Tea is harmful to the Human Body.

I'm not out to bash the large Coffee & Cola market of the world. I do agree that Coffee does have some noted benefits for some people under certain conditions. I also know that here in the States we do love flavor and most likely always will. So please continue to enjoy your Coffee if that's your drink of choice.

I am just one who has chosen to drink mostly base teas, White, Green, Wu-long & Black Tea specifically. I periodically add some flavor in my Black tea drinks. However keeping concious of how much and how often is essential for me personally. I just prefer to have a pure form of beverage in my body, less toxins is good.

I can speak with 100% confidence that I feel much better when drinking Tea than I feel if I drink a cup of Coffee or any other sugar laden drink.
Yes!, Tea has become much more popular for me, people around me and thousands of our customers.
But who am I to say that Tea has become more popular, knowing that it has been consumed for thousands of years... ?

We can all come to our own conclusion about Tea, it's benefits, how to best prepare and consume it, but we simply cannot deny it's amazing health benefits. Listen to your body, it will certainly let you know what's healthy and what's not.

To me, it's not important if it's become more popular. It's just simply simple to sit and have a cup of tea in a state of tranquil serenity.

Tea Facts...
White & Green Tea contain the most antioxidants, where as Black Tea contains fewer due to the oxidation process.  Wu-long Tea would fall somewhere in between the two.

I would like to share a known fact regarding an experiment I did recently. White Tea vs. an expensive water purification system. The purified water from the system no doubt tasted absolutely fresh, pure and clean. However, I filtered some water from a $40 water filter purchased at Home Depot. The filtered water by itself was showing traces from the test kit that it was not 100% purified. So I tossed in some white tea leaves, let it sit for a few mintues, did the test again and the results were astounding. The test showed the water as being 100% purified... something for us all to ponder. Perhaps some scientists would like to step up to the plate and explain this phenomenon?



                                                       Robert Carlson, Mar 2009

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