black tea versus green tea |
There
are numerous health benefits to drinking black tea. On one occasion
when I was at breakfast, the restaurant did not have any orange pekoe
tea, so I tried the black tea and discovered I could not tell a great
difference between the two.
1.
Black and Green tea statistics
I
have often heard that black and green tea was good for you, but I
never really knew why. Did you know that Green and black teas have
10 times the amount of antioxidants that fruits and vegetables have?
That is according to
WebMd.com. I have
family members that just love green tea.
So
possibly instead of having that morning cup of coffee, you might want
to have a morning cup of tea. Also, both green and black tea come
from the same plant called Camellia semisis.
2.
Black tea (Did you know?)
Black
tea contributes to over 90% of the tea sold in the West, according
to en.wikipedia.org.
Among some of the health benefits of black tea are cancer prevention,
skin and hair health, digestive tract function, brain and nervous
system, and the immune system. I remember someone commenting to me
about how clear my skin was. Although, I did not think about it at
the time, that is something I may have taken for granted. I do drink
tea as opposed to drinking coffee. That is just my preference.
3.
Antioxidants
Green
teas have basically some of the same health benefits as black tea. It
has been shown that the
antioxidant in green tea is 100 times more effective than Vitamin C
and 25 times better than Vitamin E. According to
static1.squarspace.com
4.
Polyphenols
Green
tea contains anti-oxidants called polyphenols which help fight
against aging and promote longevity. Do you have trouble with
arthritis? Green tea reduces the risk of rheumatoid arthritis by
protecting the cartilage and clocking enzymes that that destroy
cartilage. In
addition, are you
worried about Alzheimer’s? Green tea will help boost your memory.
It slows the process of reduced acetylcholine in the brain, which
leads to Alzheimer’s. So the next time that you drink tea, think
about all the benefits.
I
have found that green tea makes me really gassy. I just love black
tea and I have no problems drinking it. . . . I have observed that
some of the waitresses at various restaurants are not aware of what
black tea is or if some of their various brands of tea are 100%
natural. What is your favorite tea?
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6 comments:
Yes, I love Green and Black Tea hot or cold! Thanks for sharing your post at the #TrafficJamWeekend Linky Party
I'm not much of a tea drink, maybe in the winter, but I'm going to share your post with my daughter. She drinks lots of tea. Thanks for sharing on Sunday's Best.
Thanks for linking up at the #WednesdayAIMLinkParty 41!
I love green tea! Thanks for linking up the post to the #WednesdayAIMLinkParty 41
I love green tea! Thanks so much for linking up at the #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty 41.
Well, I can't give up my morning coffee, but I do like a cup of tea in the evening on occasion. Thank you for linking up with #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty!
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