Tea is an awesome, multifaceted drink. Not only can regularly drinking tea can have a positive lasting impact on your wellness, with numerous studies backing the abilities teas have for boosting your immune system and fighting off inflammation, but tea...
After a long day of living, well, life, there is nothing worse than not being able to wind down and relax - especially when you end up tossing and turning throughout the night, hoping you'll finally get to sleep. Good...
Drinking Tea: The Elixir Of Life? Is tea good for you? A simple question about an ancient elixir. Let's take a look at some of the science supporting the health benefits of green tea, black tea, and others. Camellia sinensis. Carl...
The History of Chamomile Tea Chamomile is old school. It’s been used since ancient times. Both the Egyptians and the ancient Romans used chamomile in tea, salves, creams, incenses and other beverages. In Egypt, chamomile was prescribed as a cold...
What is bulletproof tea? Although the term ‘bulletproof’ was originally quoined by Dave Asprey in reference to his lifestyle and, more popularly, his fat filled coffee, it’s also a concept that can be applied to make a delicious bulletproof tea....
What is Coconut Monk Cold Brew Tea? A cold brew yerba mate taken to the next level. This insanely delicious cold brew tea recipe combines our Chocolate Hustle adaptogenic tea with healthy fats and mild sweetness (without the sugar), delivering the perfect cold...
TeaConstruction: A Scientific Breakdown of Yerba Mate Health Benefits and Chemical Makeup Yerba Mate: Everyone’s heard of it, but who actually knows what it is and what it can do for you? Most people are in the know, so to...
Enhance Your Cup: 8 Natural Tea Additives One lump or two? For you youngsters that’s the old-timey way of asking how much sugar you’d like in your tea. But sugar is way too 20th century for us. There’s so many...
The Way of Tea in Japan The way of tea, also known as the Japanese tea ceremony, is the ritual preparation and presentation of matcha powdered green tea. Known as “chanoyu” in Japanese, the ceremony has little to do with...
Types of Tea Around the World Making and drinking tea dates back millennia, the Chinese first began drinking it around 2000 BC. Tea was actually first used as a medicine, and many still see tea a natural remedy for common...
Which Country Drinks the Most Tea? + 12 More Tea Facts Our love affair with tea has been going on for nearly 4,800 years now. Over the years, our tea obsession has left a mark on the world, influenced politics,...
Why Tea is the Best All Natural Pre Workout Drink "A true warrior, like tea, shows his strength in hot water." - Chinese Proverb If we're working out, more than likely we care about our health in some regard, so...
