Herbal Tea Information

 Tea is the second most widely use beverage in the world today. The use of tea dates back around 2700 B.C. in China. It remains in use in the Traditional Medicine systems of Asia.

There is an increasing weight of scientific evidence that tea can contribute significantly to a healthy lifestyle. According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization.

Drink a cup of tea to your health 

Components of Chinese herbal tea have been shown to:

• reduce cholesterol, boost white blood cell production, lower blood pressure and decrease the risk of some types of cancer through polyphenols 
• aid digestion with essential oils 
• fight tooth decay with elements of fluoroide 
• combat fatigue with the stimulation of caffeine rich in phytochemicals that can stimulate immune activity, relax muscles, and offer relief for many common ailments
• guard against cancer by scavenging for free radicals that can damage cells and push them in the direction of uncontrolled growth, also have antibacterial effects. 

• Fill the kettle with fresh, cold water and heat to a rolling boil. For green tea, stop short of boiling to avoid "cooking" the delicate leaves. 
• Warm the teapot and spout by swirling in a splash of the steamy water and then pour it out. 
• Measure approximately one teaspoon of tea or herbs per cup. Place into the teapot or infusing basket. 
• Pour the water over the tea leaves, cover and infuse to taste-generally three to five minutes. Most green teas require only a brief infusion-one to three minutes. Black and herb teas can steep a bit longer. 
• Remove the infuser. If using a teapot, pour the tea into a cup or thermos. Enjoy sipping rather than gulping the tea. 

Chinese Medicine Herb's quest is focused on providing superior quality products: teas that are created in a garden rather than a laboratory. Here are few lines of different organic Chinese herbal tea we provide: 

T10 Yunnan Tuo Cha Chinese Herbal Tea lower the cholesterol level from the body when taken excessive amount of saturated fat 

T9 Green Tea contains about 27 percent catechins, oolong is next with 23 percent, then comes black tea at about 4 percent. 

T7 Special Relaxing Tea-Caffeine Free-All Natural designed to help you relax and recover from work and stress 

T6 Sanchi and Ginseng Chinese Herbal Tea prepared from ginseng, can relieve stasis, stop the bleeding, increase energy, good for the spleen and lungs 

T5 Good For the Stomach Reduce Inflammation Tea help to strengthen the spleen, stimulate the appetite, and produce saliva 

T4 Funcious of Lohankuo & Sheshecao Instant Beverage Tea help recuperate the lungs, stop coughing, remove sputum, and sleek sexual organs. 

T3 Dang Gui Bu Xue Chong Ji Chinese Herbal Tea has such functions as dispelling the fever, cooling the blood, nourishing the qi, invigorating the circulation of blood and improving the looks. 

T2 Bu Zhong Yiqicha Chinese Herbal Tea has such functions as stimulating the circulation of the blood and causing the muscles and joints to relax, nourishing the qi, and relieving uneasiness of the body and mind 

T1 Balsam Pear Chinese Herbal Tea cleansing the body from stomach meridians to cool and cleanse the blood