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Introduction. 8

Green Tea, White Tea, Black Tea … What’s the Difference?. 9

The History of Tea. 11

Tea Hits America. 12

15 Science-Backed, Evidence-Based Health Benefits of Green Tea. 14

Green Tea as a Healthy Weight Loss Tool 20

When to Drink Green Tea for the Best Weight Loss Results. 21

Are There Any Negative Green Tea Side-Effects?. 24

How Often Should You Drink Green Tea and In What Dosage?. 26

7 Mistakes That Are Ruining Your Green Tea Experience. 27

1 – You Burned the Tea, Your Water Is Too Hot. 27

2 – You’re Letting It Steep for Too Long. 28

3 – You Aren’t Letting the Tea Steep Long Enough. 29

4 – You Are Not Reusing Your Tea. 30

5 – You Are Using Tap Water. 30

6 – You Are Polluting Your Tea! 31

7 – You Aren’t Using Loose Leaf Tea. 31

How to Brew Green Tea … the Right Way. 33

Popular Types of Green Tea. 35

Matcha Green Tea. 35

Twinings Green Tea. 35

Japanese Sencha Green Tea. 35

Chamong Green Tea. 36

Jasmine Green Tea. 36

Organic India Tulsi Green Tea. 36

GAIA.. 36

Gunpowder Green Tea. 37

Green Tea Powder vs Capsules vs Liquid Extract. 38

Top 10 Accessories and Tools to Up Your Green Tea Game. 39

1 – Get Your Hands on a Tea Timer. 39

2 – Bamboo Tea Tongs. 39

3 – Temperature-Controlled Kettle. 40

4 – Brewing Baskets and Tea Filters. 40

5 – Teacup Set. 41

6 – Water Filter. 41

7 – Green Tea Storage Box. 42

8 – Tea Lover’s Pet. 42

9 – Tea Tray. 43

10 – Tea Balls. 43

What Is the Difference between Green Tea, Flavored Tea and Herbal Teas?. 44

Chamomile Tea. 44

Ginger Tea. 45

Rooibos Tea. 45

Peppermint Tea. 45

Hibiscus Tea. 46

Echinacea Tea. 46

Pregnant Women, Children, Seniors and Green Tea. 47

Green Tea Super-Drink Recipe. 49

5 Non-Drinking Ways to Receive the Health Benefits of Green Tea. 51

1 – Diffuse Green Tea Essential Oil 51

2 – Green Tea Ice Cream Anyone?. 52

3 – Green Tea Extract for the Skin. 53

4 – Add It to Your Smoothies and Juices. 53

5 – Soak in a Green Tea Bath. 54

Green Tea – The Wrap-Up  55

 

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“There is a great deal of poetry and fine sentiment in a chest of tea.”

Ralph Waldo Emerson – Letters and Social Aims, 1875

Ralph Waldo Emerson was a US philosopher, lecturer and poet. He became globally known as an influential speaker through his essays, such as “Self-Reliance”, “Fate” and “History”. The above quote reveals that Emerson enjoyed drinking tea while he wrote his poetry and essays.

You might not strive to become a well-known philosopher and essayist like Emerson. Even so, you can benefit greatly from getting more tea into your life and your diet, especially green tea.

Green tea is referred to as a “true tea”, and it may deliver more health benefits than any other type of tea.

In this e-book we will show you the many benefits of drinking green tea every day. There are so many ways that your mind and body benefit when you drink this amazing miracle beverage. It truly is a provider of health and wellness.

We’ll give you a brief history of tea, then discuss some different ways to maximize your overall wellness with this natural health booster. Let’s get started by discussing the differences (and similarities) between different types of tea that come from the same plant.

Green Tea, White Tea, Black Tea … What’s the Difference?

“Where there’s tea, there’s hope.”

Arthur Wing Pinero – Sweet Lavender, 1888

Tea has been around for thousands of years. It comes in many varieties, from black to green and white. Because of the way tea is made, there are a virtually limitless number of varieties. Tea is made by putting whole tea leaves, crushed leaves or a tea powder into hot water.

That simple process means if a plant has edible leaves, someone has probably used those leaves to make a warm beverage from the plant. One of the many types of this refreshing drink is green tea.

In most cases, the tea you drink (whether it’s white, black or green) is going to be a product of the Camellia sinensis plant. (In rare cases, tea is made from the leaves of the Camellia taliensis plant.) Camellia sinensis is an evergreen shrub/tree which is native to East Asia. The five true teas taken from this plant are green, black, oolong, white and pu-erh. Camellia sinensis comes in two variations, Camellia sinensis var. sinensis (Chinese plants) and Camellia sinensis var. assamica (Indian variety).

This tree delivers so many health benefits. There are several different strains of the tea plant, and the many varieties of green tea differ on the basis of growing conditions, cultivation processes, the time of the harvest, and how they are processed.

The color (and thus the name) of white, black and green teas depends on the amount of oxidation the leaves receive during the drying cycle. Green tea has a shorter drying time and therefore less oxidation than other true teas. This is what allows green tea to retain the natural, green color of the leaves.

The amount of oxidation the leaves receive dictate the flavor as well as the color of the tea. Green tea is one of the least processed of all teas. This is one of the reasons it delivers so many amazing health boosting properties. It is about as close to its natural form as you can get.

As far as caffeine goes, black tea will deliver the biggest punch (60 to 90 mg) out of the true teas. White tea has the least amount of caffeine (15 to 20 mg) and green tea is somewhere in the middle. You can expect about 35 to 70 mg of caffeine per serving of green tea. For comparison, coffee delivers as much as 95 mg of caffeine per serving.

Replace highly processed drinks with tea and you’re going to give your mind and body a health improvement. All true teas are good for you, green, black, oolong, white and pu-erh. Just don’t add sugar and milk or dairy-based creamers. Go with healthy sugar and dairy alternatives to sweeten and flavor your tea.

A lot of people drink green tea with nothing added, as nature intended. It has such a unique and relaxing flavor and aroma. The past few decades we’ve come to understand that it might be the healthiest tea you can put into your body. Before we talk about the impressive health benefits, let’s take a quick look at the history of tea in general, and green tea specifically.

The History of Tea

“If a man has no tea in him, he is incapable of understanding truth and beauty.”

Japanese proverb

According to that proverb, man hasn’t always had an understanding of beauty and truth. That’s because tea is believed to be “only” about 5,000 years old. It was discovered quite by accident. Chinese Emperor Shen-Nung was relaxing beneath the shade of a tree in 2,737 BCE. One of his servants was boiling water and some leaves from the tree ended up in the pot.

The Emperor, a renowned herbalist who believed in the healing power of nature, decided to drink some of this new concoction instead of pouring it out. The man known as The Divine Healer was tantalized by the aroma that the boiling leaves delivered, so he drank what is believed to be the first cup of tea.

The Emperor was so taken with the healing properties of this tea that he had a medical book written in his name, titled “Pen Ts’ao”. In this book, he wrote that “Tea quenches thirst. It lessens the desire for sleep. It gladdens and cheers the heart.”

The tree responsible for what would become a worldwide sensation was a Camellia sinensis variety, which is still responsible for most of the tea people drink today.

Under the Tang Dynasty (618 to 906 A.D.) tea became well-established as the national drink of China. It was at this time, during the late eighth century A.D., that the first book entirely about tea was written. Author Lu Yu wrote “Ch’a Ching”, (also referred to as The Classic of Tea).

It wasn’t until the sixteenth century that we find mention of Europeans drinking tea. In the last years of the sixteenth century Dutch traders shipped the first known boat of tea from China to the island of Java, where Britain established a trading post where the British established a trading post. The fashionable drink among Dutch citizens didn’t take long to become popular in Western Europe.

Sailors traveling with the British East India Company brought tea home to Britain. The drink started to catch on. The first recorded mention of British tea was in a London newspaper in 1658. It was said that a “China drink, called by the Chinese ‘Tcha’, by other nations Tay, alias Tee” was being offered at a coffeehouse in London.

When King Charles the second married Catherine of Braganza, a Portuguese Princess, the future popularity of tea in England was virtually guaranteed. Catherine was a tea addict and it didn’t take long for the upper classes to copy her habit of drinking tea daily and making a ceremony of it.

Tea was rather expensive at that time. It was almost never enjoyed by the masses. That began to change when the East India Company started cultivating Camellia sinensis trees in India. Thanks to more affordable products, tea firmly became established as a daily part of British life.

Tea Hits America

Green tea was so popular in England that it had a big part in the American Revolution. So much tea was being shipped to the fledgling 13 colonies in America that the British wanted to get in on the act. The Tea Act of 1773 meant the British colonies in America would have to pay extra fees to get their favorite teas.

This led to the Boston Tea Party rebellion in December of 1773. Protesting the taxation, enraged colonists dumped 340 chests of British East India Company tea into the Boston Harbor. What a lot of people don’t know is much of that was green tea! It had become a favorite of the colonists. This disagreement played an important part in the American Revolution.

The British delivered tea culture to India in 1836 and Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon) in 1867. It spread across Asia and Europe, and its growth in America introduced it to the Western world. Fast-forward to modern times and there are over 2 billion people drinking tea every morning. More than 500 million pounds of tea are imported into the United States every year. Only Russia imports more tea. It’s so popular that Grandview Research tells us the global tea market value was 14 billion in 2020.

As of 2022, three billion tons of tea were produced annually for consumption around the world. It is difficult to find a country where tea isn’t a part of daily life. Behind water and coffee, tea is the most popular beverage in the world, with green tea one of the favorites.

 

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Email 1# Why is green tea green?
Email 2# Should I drink green tea instead of some other tea?
Email 3# Do all green teas smell and taste the same?
Email 4# Do I need anything special to enjoy green tea “the right way”?
Email 5# Can green tea make me more spiritual?

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Email #1 Subject line: Why is green tea green?

“The tea I’ve been drinking all my life is dark brown in color. I hear that it’s called “black tea”. Since this dark brown tea is called black tea, why do they call green tea green?”

Have you ever thought about this? A lot of people have.

Approximately 90% of all tea sold in the United States is traditional black tea, the tea you’ve probably been drinking most of your life. The same is true in most other first-world countries.

So when did we start drinking green tea?

It became popular during the 1960s and 1970s when yoga, meditation and other Far Eastern beliefs were embraced globally. It didn’t really take off as a commercially available tea option in grocery stores until the 1990s and the early 21st century.

Now that you know when it started to pop up just about everywhere, why in the heck is it called green tea?

It has to do with the way that the tea leaves are processed. Directly after harvesting they are heated and dried to prevent excessive oxidation. This keeps the leaves green rather than brown, which is the color of the leaves used to make black tea.

This process preserves a lot of the chlorophyll in the leaves that make them green. It also produces a much healthier tea than other varieties, resulting in coloring the tea liquid a natural green.

It also presents a totally unique flavor when compared to black tea and other teas.

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5. Hit Your Fitness Goals with Green Tea (567 words)
6. The Difference between Tea Mugs and Teacups (567 words)
7. What Is a Japanese Tea Ceremony (613 words)
8. What Is Green Tea Allergy (665 words)
9. Why Green Tea Is Perfect for Keeping You Hydrated (618 words)
10. Why Your Tea Needs White Bone China Cups (580 words)

 

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7 Eyebrow-Raising Uses for Your Green Tea Bags

Did you know that billions of people drink tea regularly? It’s a globally loved beverage with a lot of health benefits. Some enjoy their favorite tea every day, either in the morning to get started, or in the afternoon as a stress relieving and relaxing drink.

The most common way to prepare green tea is in a tea bag. You pour some warm water over a tea bag or drop the bag into the water. Nearly everyone that enjoys a cup of tea this way simply discards the used tea bag. They toss it in the trash can, but it turns out that humble little provider of such wonderful flavor and aroma has a lot more to offer.

Many of the health promoting compounds in green tea have other advantages around the household. So the next time you brew up a cup of relaxing green tea, don’t throw that soggy little bag into the trash. Here are seven ways to get the most out of your used tea bags (green, black, etc.).

1 – Remove the Bags under Your Eyes

Do you sometimes get puffy bags under your eyes? A lot of people do. This can happen for many reasons. Your diet can cause this, they might be the result of a lack of sleep, or you could be retaining too much water.

Soak two used tea bags in warm water and then let them cool down for a few minutes in your refrigerator. Place one on each eye for 5 to 7 minutes to make your eyes less puffy.

2 – Reinvigorate Your Face

It’s possible to rejuvenate the appearance of your face using tea bags. Cut open the used bag. Pour its contents into a bowl and add a teaspoon or more of honey. Mix well.

Lightly massage the mixture into the skin of your face working in circular motions. Let it sit for 5 to 8 minutes and rinse. Don’t be surprised if you notice a glowing complexion almost immediately.

3 – Treat Sunburn

Soak a couple of tea bags in warm water and chill them in the refrigerator. Then place them directly where the sun has burned your skin. You can use a wrap or your hand to hold them in place. You can alternately soak a cloth in warm water with a few used tea bags and then use the cloth to treat your sunburn.

4 – Deodorize Your Rugs and Carpets

After you’ve used a few tea bags, dry them out. Tear them open and sprinkle their contents onto your rugs and carpets. Let sit for a few minutes and then vacuum. This is a chemical-free way to remove odors from your carpets and rugs.

5 – Spice up the Flavor of Boring White Rice

White rice (or any other grain) can benefit from those used green tea bags. Pop a couple into boiling water before you add the rice or whatever grain you want to infuse with flavor. Leave them in for a couple of minutes and then remove. Continue with your recipe as usual.

6 – Give Your Hair a Treat

Soak three or four used tea bags in warm water. Shampoo your hair as usual. Finish off the process by pouring the tea water over your hair. Don’t rinse. This will help remove built-up haircare products and other compounds that might be damaging your hair.

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Email 2# Should I drink green tea instead of some other tea?
Email 3# Do all green teas smell and taste the same?
Email 4# Do I need anything special to enjoy green tea “the right way”?
Email 5# Can green tea make me more spiritual?

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