Tea is good for you
Oral Health
Tea is one of the few natural sources of fluoride. Fluoride is the most successful agent against tooth decay as ascertained by several leading brands of toothpaste. Tea has shown to have positive effects in the prevention of tooth decay and gum disease. Tea drinking will improve your oral health.
Caffeine
Our body system also requires some limited amounts of caffeine, which is readily available in tea. A recommended 4-5 cups of tea can only give a maximum of 200mg of caffeine, which is far below the dangerous limit of 600mg per day.
Additional Benefits
• Natural, safe and pure drink free from fat, calories and sodium
• Contains no additives, preservatives or any artificial coloring
• Contains Vitamin E which lessens the risk of a variety of chronic diseases associated to aging
• Cholesterol free when taken without milk or sugar
• Contains fluoride and flavors which improves dental health and bone density
• Contains Vitamin C which helps prevent infections and relieves stress
• Contains CATCHINS an antioxidant POLYHENOL, which help, fight against cancer, tumor genesis mutation and improves the fight against viral diseases.
Current tea health news
*Tea 'healthier' drink than water
Drinking three or more cups of tea a day is as good for you as drinking plenty of water and may even have extra health benefits, say researchers. Tea
*Drinking tea may help prevent dementia, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases and improve the brain’s ability to focus.
Toronto, Sept. 18th 2007 – New scientific research suggests that drinking tea may lower an individual’s risk of developing dementia and other neurodegenerative disorders such as Parkinson’s’ and alzheimer’s diseases. Tea
*Potential effects of tea on health
The potential effects of tea on health have been touted for infusions made from the plant Camellia sinensis for over 4700 years; ever since its discovery was attributed to the legendary emperor, Shennong.
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