Tea Benefits

Cassia seeds, also known as semen cassia, come from the cassia plant which is a famous Chinese herb. Those seeds are...

While traditional (black, green or white) teas taste good, sometimes you want something different. So if you are looking for a...

Now here’s a little known fact for you: cold-served hibiscus tea is actually called Roselle juice. Serve it hot and it...

Hawthorn tea contains a variety of vitamins, hawthorn acid, tartaric acid, citric acid, malic acid, it also contains flavonoids, lipids, sugars,...

Honeysuckle (also known as Lonicera) tea can help with lowering cholesterol, increasing coronary blood flow, prevention of coronary heart disease and...

It’s mind blowing that we have such an incredible variety of teas available to us. Black, oolong, green, white and of...

Eucommia is an amazing plant that is native to China. It is also known as Du Zhong and Chinese rubber tree...

Not only do chrysanthemums smell great but they also have a boatload of amazing benefits that will contribute to your health.What...

Wolfberries, also known as Goji berries, are edible, sweet tasting red berries which are very popular in China and have been...

Bitter gourd or melon tea contains a variety of nutrients like protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins A, B1, B2, B17, C, minerals...

Apart from its great flavor, people have been using mulberry leaf tea as a natural remedy for thousands of years. It...

Buckwheat tea contains vitamins E, B2, B3, rutin, magnesium, calcium, phosphorous, iron, selenium, fibers, and 9 fatty acids. Asian people have...