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Amazing Benefits Of Quitting Caffeine

May 24, 2017 by Anam Faruqui

Most of us can’t wake up without a cup of tea or coffee. A lot of us can’t even sleep without a fix of caffeine, strange and mind numbing, but true. In short, many of us are caffeine addicts. We need a cup or two in the morning, one after lunch, one in the evening, and one after dinner. It’s like an obsession. Caffeine addicts need coffee/tea to get them started. It is like a fuel for them. Although it is safe to drink caffeine if consumed in moderation, there are a lot of benefits of quitting caffeine too.

Health And Beauty Benefits of Green Tea

Apr 8, 2017 by Anam Faruqui

Green tea was originally made in China for its health and therapeutic benefits. Soon, the use of green tea became commonplace in other Asian countries too. Now, the whole world sings praises of the health and beauty benefits of green tea. Green tea is usually made from Camellia sinensis leaves which have not gone through the same oxidation withering process used to make black tea. Camellia sinensis is a type of small tree or evergreen shrub. There are many types of green tea. They differ because of the type of Camellia sinensis used, the condition in which they are grown, production processing, horticultural methods, and time of harvest.

Hi Tea, Afternoon Tea, and Other Tea Rituals

Mar 31, 2017 by Anam Faruqui

Tea is a popular drink of choice all over the world. Whether its green tea, piping hot tea, black tea, iced tea, or kahva, most people can’t say no to it. The popularity of tea has given rise to hi-tea, and afternoon tea, which has become a culture of their own. Restaurants and hotels now offer hi tea. People bond over cups of tea and hi-teas make that bonding more enjoyable. They are also great for informal meetings, where you can chat and unwind over delectable sandwiches and cakes with a nice cup of tea.

Power of Antioxidants – Advantages of Antioxidants

Jan 4, 2016Aug 23, 2015 by Sidra Shakeel

Power of antioxidants are great. Antioxidants, the meaning of which is “a substance that inhibits the oxidation of another substance”. In the congested, polluted and ozone-depleted environment of today, harmful oxidizing agents and UV rays have the effect of producing ‘free radicals’ which are capable of producing chain reactions. These chain reactions are capable of causing damage to our skin cells, which can ultimately lead to cell destruction. Free radicals are responsible for many of modern-day health problems, including heart disease, cancer and other skin conditions like melanoma.