Black Tea Heart

I put the tea bag in hot water and remove it after a minute and the color is dark brown/black....I do not use milk or sugar. The inside of the cup then gets brown and flakes form whilst the tea is still in the cup.....

Now I drink...

Hi Reflect 360,

The overwhelming evidence is that drinking tea is good for your heart not bad.

Whether you use milk or sugar does not really affect the health giving properties of the tea (although too much sugar...

2008-10-09 11:12:00 by Livewithjoy

Waltz Live Music hamilton, ON March 28, 2009

I have enjoyed drinking my tea white for years, until recently, when I heard that scientist have discovered that you do not get the antioxident and good for your heart health benefits that tea is promoted to contain once you add milk. The reason...

It may be too much caffeine without the milk acting as a buffer. Try steeping it for a shorter period of time to make a weaker brew; also try maybe switching to a different type (green is VERY good for you, and has a fabulously delicate flavor).

2007-01-11 10:48:40 by sonny n

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A Brew That Prevents Parkinson’s?
Tea time. What better way to give your body and mind a little breather? But if you...

they both are equally healthy for you since they are good for your skin and they both contain antioxidents.

2009-03-01 15:48:26 by jazzyguy17

i have been drinking tea for more than 13 years ,2-3 glass per day,black tea,i am not sure if its good for heart,but how are the benefits?

Black tea can have both positive and negative affects on your health. There is plenty of research highlighting both the positive and negative affects.

Caffeine: Small amounts of caffeine can improve mood, short term memory,...

2009-09-21 22:15:50 by Arman

Does anybody have any knowledge about home making tea? I bought a wonderful Raspberry Tea from Raven's Nest, it looks like black tea that has been flavored. I went and bought Red Raspberry Tea Leaves and brewed them but they barely smell like...

I'd try adding actual dried fruit. I personally am not a fan of fruity teas, but my friend gave me an excellent tea once that was loose-leaf mint with dried ginger and peach or papaya. There was more to it than that, but I couldn't figure it out. I'd

2009-04-14 17:26:43 by JamiMichele