Are green tea and jasmine tea herbal teas?
Does green tea contain caffeine?
Does jasmine tea contain caffeine?
From your tea range what tea is the best for slimming?
What is green tea good for?
What is the difference between green tea and jasmine tea?
Are green tea and jasmine tea herbal teas?
No. Green tea and Jasmine tea are both made with leaves from the tea plant Camellia Sinensis. Teas that are not made from this evergreen shrub are known as herbal infusions.
Does green tea contain caffeine?
Yes green tea and jasmine tea both contain natural caffeine. Anything from the tea plant camilia sinensis contains natural caffeine. Only herbal infusions, such as our Damask Rose and Chrysthanthemum teas are caffeine free. The caffeine content in green tea is very low, it has half the amount of coffee.
Does jasmine tea contain caffeine?
Yes green tea and jasmine tea both contain natural caffeine. Anything from the tea plant camilia sinensis contains natural caffeine. Only herbal infusions, such as our Damask Rose and Chrysthanthemum teas are caffeine free. The caffeine content in green tea is very low, it has half the amount of coffee.
From your tea range what tea is the best for slimming?
All our green teas will help aid in detoxifying the body and weight loss. Research has even shown that drinking 3 cups a day can even help you loose 75 calories. In order to gain the maximum benefits of the tea you need to drink three cups a day.
Our Exotic Mixed & Thousand Year Red flowers are made with a white needle green tea and are hand woven with flowers. These flowering teas provide you with the ultimate tea experience, they are visual, delicious and will provide you with at least 1.5 litres of tea. Perfect when having friends over. The flowers in the tea also provide additional benefits.
For an everyday tea Choi Time’s jasmine pearl are perfect . One portion of the tea will give you at least 5 cups of tea.
What is green tea good for?
Green Tea:
• Boosts your immune system
• Prevents cancer and heart disease
• Reduces body fat
• Slow the aging process
• Lowers blood pressure
• Fights harmful bacteria and viruses
• Helps the body regulate cholesterol levels
Health and Immunity
Green tea’s polyphenols are powerful antioxidants that are reputed to be two hundred times stronger than vitamin E. It has anticancer catechins, which protect the cells from carcinogens, toxins, free radical damage, and help to keep radioactive strontium 90 out of the bones. The catechins are also antibacterial, lower cholesterol and help to metabolize fats. It reduces blood pressure, helps to regulate blood sugar, and it’s a heart stimulant that helps to prevent cardiovascular disease. It’s antiviral to fight colds, flu and viruses.
Healthy Teeth and Gums
Green tea is high in fluoride for healthy teeth and has compounds that prevent tooth decay ad fight gum disease.
Respiratory Problems
Green tea is a bronchial dilator and mild decongestant for respiratory problems, asthma and breathing difficulties. It can help you to breath easier.
What is the difference between green tea and jasmine tea?
Both green tea and jasmine tea are made from the same green tea leaves which come from the tea shrub camilia sinensis. Jasmine tea is made when the green tea leaves are naturally scented and infused with jasmine blossoms in the drying process.
The jasmine scent gives the green tea a delicate and light flavour, with no hint of bitterness that is commonly associated with green tea. The jasmine element also provides additional health benefits such as metabolizing the fats in your digestive.