Drink that Green Tea and more

Drink Your Tea

Why drink green tea? There are so many good reason why, besides that fact that it tastes Good!

Looking for ways to improve your overall health? Start drinking green tea. Green tea is a potent source of catechins – healthy antioxidants that can inhibit cancer cell activity and help boost immunity. Need more reasons to drink green tea? It can also:

~Lower cholesterol levels and risk of heart disease
~Help protect against bacterial infections
~Promote joint health and stronger bones
~Reduce inflammation
~Provide mild stimulation and mental focusing effects without the “jitters” that many people experience when drinking caffeinated coffee.
~Serve as a metabolism support and aid in maintaining or losing weight

Green tea is available in a wide range of varieties There are many varieties of green tea. You can introduce yourself by substituting a cup of green tea for a cup of coffee and you will soon be enjoying the health benefits of this delicious beverage!

Learn to appreciate the subtle fragrance of quality green tea and use tea-time to unwind, meditate, and take respite from your stress du jour. Always opt for organic and fair-trade varieties when given the option.

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 Green tea is made from the Camellia sinensis plant. Most of us know 
about drinking it for health reasons. Did you know that it can be 
used in other ways?
The leaf of the Camellia sinensis is used in making green tea. It has 
astringent properties and is full of vitamin C and vitamin E. Green 
tea has cancer fighting antioxidants and it helps boost your immune 
system. 
Other ways of using green tea are :
1. Skin toner. Use 1 bag of green tea to 2 cups of water (distilled), 
steep for 15 minutes, apply to face, do not rinse.
2. Hair Rinse. Make a strong tea and wrap wet hair in cloth soaked in 
the tea. Leave in for 20 minutes and shampoo. I like to add rosemary 
(my favorite scent) to the tea, for extra fragrance. Rosemary is good 
for dark hair. 
3. Foot Soak. Many herbs are good for this. I grow my own herbs and 
like to add some lavender or rose petals and sometimes sage to the 
green tea and let it steep for 20 minutes. Be sure you use a glass or 
enamel ware container for the foot bath. Soak in warmed tea mixture 
for at least 30 minutes. As it cools, add more hot water. This feels 
great.
4. A bag of black or green tea can be used on sore, tired muscles, or 
on tired red eyes.
5. If you have been sun burned, a cold cloth soaked in green tea is 
very soothing.
Green tea can be found almost anywhere. Every health food store 
carries it. Most pharmacies and grocery stores have it now also. 
Try green tea!

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