Trying Out Different Tea Flavors
It was only recently that I discovered
that I enjoy drinking tea. I only gave
this beverage a try when I read an article on Chamomile tea's ability
to soothe and calm an upset stomach. You
see, late last year I was suffering from stomach ache and hyperacidity almost
on a daily basis. In my effort to find
relief for stomach, I’ve learned that chamomile tea can bring cure to my
troubled tummy. A cup of Chamomile tea
in the morning solved my stomach issues. It’s my preferred drink for breakfast.
While I was going on grocery
shopping and loading on my Chamomile tea supply, I saw a box of dandelion
tea. The Dandelion tea inside the cute
little box with a red sticker that says "detoxifies" caught my attention, so I
bought it instead of my usual Chamomile tea.
I must admit that my first sip of
my Dandelion tea is not really love at first sip; it tasted like grass. But as the day goes on, I find myself
enjoying this type of herbal tea. I guess my taste buds got accustomed to it. I
gave myself a pat on the back for trying this tea.
Okay, since I enjoyed the Dandelion tea as much as the Chamomile, I said to myself that once I finished
my box of dandelion tea, I’ll give the Jasmine Green Tea a chance since the Green
Tea is known to increase metabolism.
I must admit that I’m finding it
hard to drink the Jasmine Green Tea because not only does it taste bitter but
the smell is something I cannot take. I
did not know that the Jasmine Green Tea emits a strong smell of Jasmine.
But even if I failed with the
Jasmine Green Tea, there are still a lot of tea flavors I’m willing to try like
the Oolong, Peppermint, Lemon, Sage and others.
Oh well, it will take a lot of time before I go back to my favorite
Chamomile for now.
Here are some of the benefits of drinking
herbal tea.
- It improves the immune system.
- Studies show that it also makes the bone strong because of its phytochemicals.
- The fluoride and tannin in tea is good for the teeth.
- It reduces your risk for heart attack and stroke.
- The antioxidants in tea help fight cancer, and it protect your body from the effects of pollution and aging.
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