acharya on November 16th, 2007

Tea is the second-most popular and commonly consumed beverage throughout the world, next only to water. There have been numerous evidences suggesting the positive health benefits of tea, particularly the green tea, which is well-known for its powerful anti-oxidant properties, and its role in preventing heart diseases and Cancer. This is due to the presence [...]

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acharya on May 26th, 2007

[tag]Green Tea[/tag], which is already well-known for its anti-cancerous and cardio-vascular benefits, also helps ease [tag]joint pain[/tag] and inflammation in patients with [tag]Rheumatoid Arthritis[/tag] (RA), says a new study.
The lead researcher from the University of Michigan Health System, Salah-uddin Ahmed, mentioned that the study conducted in the laboratory has revealed so, though the findings are [...]

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acharya on May 13th, 2007

The health benefits of tea consumption have been strongly backed by various studies across the world.
[tag]Green tea[/tag] has been for long, proven to be beneficial in preventing bad cholesterol, atherosclerosis, cancer, liver diseases, diabetes, halitosis, and cognitive impairment.
Further, recent researches state that all kinds of tea contain polyphenols, rich in their anti-oxidant properties. In-fact, tea [...]

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acharya on December 26th, 2006

Herbal medicines or herbalism is a traditional, ancient medicinal practice by usage of herbs and herb extracts. People across the world have long been using the herbs for treatment of various ailments due to their medicinal properties. Most herbs and spices which are used by humans for seasoning in food are actually good sources that [...]

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acharya on December 6th, 2006

A [tag]diabetic tea[/tag] made by powdering the ingredients of  Gymenema Sylvestre and Camellia Sinensis in the ratio of (60:40) is added to a glass of boiling water and the mixture is strained and warmed twice a day. This can be consumed without addition of sugar and is a good [tag]tea for diabetics[/tag].

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acharya on December 6th, 2006

A tea made by powdering 100gms each of Ashwagandha, Dalchii, Cadamom. Cinamon and ginger can be added to water and boiled and reduced to half. These herbs are known to possess strong [tag]anti-viral[/tag], anti-bacterial and [tag]anti-stress[/tag] properties and helps in enhancing immunity. The [tag]rejuvenating tea[/tag] is a high source of effective nutrients and is a [...]

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acharya on December 6th, 2006

Herbal [tag]laxative teas[/tag] help in regulating bowel movements.  [tag]Laxative herbal teas[/tag] should not be used by pregnant women without the advice of the doctor. It should also not be used by patients suffering from nausea, abdominal pain or vomiting unless suggested by a physician. Laxative teas should be given to children only on consultation with [...]

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