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Brain Nourishing Herb Tea + jujube, licorice, schisandra

Negroni: Bittersweet Orange Rooibos Tea (Caffeine Free)

Garden Bundle - Lychee Orchard & Mountain Berry - Tea Collection

Fruit-Infused Black Tea Sampler - Gift Box

Organic Lemon Balm – Wellness Tea – Loose Leaf

Organic Wild Linden Flower - Caffeine Free Wellness Tea

Organic Wild Linden Flower - Wellness Tea - Loose Leaf

Organic Wild Nettle Leaf - Caffeine Free Wellness Tea

Organic Wild Nettle Leaf - Wellness Tea - Loose Leaf

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Organic Wild St John Wort Tea - Caffeine Free Wellness Tea

Organic Wild St John Wort - Wellness Tea - Loose Leaf

Organic Wild Thyme Herb - Wellness Tea - Loose Leaf

Organic Wild Thyme Tea - Caffeine Free Wellness Tea

Organic Wild Yarrow Flower - Caffeine Free Wellness Tea

Organic Wild Yarrow Flower - Wellness Tea - Loose Leaf - 200 g

Organic Wild Yarrow Flower - Wellness Tea - Loose Leaf - 50 g

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<h2>Where Does Tea Come From?</h2><p>Tea originated in ancient China and quickly became a traditional part of Chinese culture. Over time, it spread worldwide. It's made from the leaves of the tea shrub, with different types produced based on cultivation conditions, harvest timing, and processing methods. Black, green, white, and red teas each offer unique flavors and have their own enthusiasts.</p><h2>Does Tea Contain Caffeine?</h2><p>Tea contains caffeine, a natural alkaloid in the tea tree leaves. The caffeine content varies by tea type and is influenced by brewing time, water temperature, and leaf size. The caffeine in tea is different from coffee due to the presence of L-theanine, which has a calming effect, making tea a gentler energy source.</p><h2>Does Tea Dehydrate?</h2><p>There's a common myth that tea dehydrates. While theoretically possible, it would require consuming several liters daily. Studies show that a few cups of tea a day do not cause dehydration. Tea, being water-based, actually hydrates and is a good addition to daily fluid intake, as long as it isn't the sole beverage consumed.</p><h2>Is Tea Healthy?</h2><p>Tea offers numerous health benefits besides its great taste and aroma. It contains antioxidants that protect against free radicals and support the fight against diseases like heart disease and some cancers. Tea can lower cholesterol and blood pressure, regulate blood sugar, aid metabolism, and boost the immune system. Its antibacterial properties can also help prevent tooth decay and gum disease.</p><h2>Which Tea Is the Healthiest?</h2><p>All teas have health benefits, but green tea is considered exceptionally beneficial due to its high catechin content. Catechins have antibacterial, antiviral, anti-clotting, anti-inflammatory, and anti-cancer properties, and they act as antioxidants, slowing down aging. Tea not only tastes great but also supports physical and mental health, contributing to hydration if consumed in moderation. The variety of flavors ensures everyone can find a favorite.</p>

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