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What is Oolong Tea Diet?

In: Food & Beverage

8 Jun 2009

From the Wuyi Mountains in China there oolong tea is grown. An age old weight loss diet has recently hit the US and is causing quite a stir. It deals with drinking oolong tea to increase metabolism. The oolong tea is the newest weight reduction product on the market.

Black Tea Versus Oolong Tea

In: Health & Fitness

8 Jun 2009

Many are wondering which tea is better oolong or black tea. Some even prefer green tea because of all the media attention it has received from the health and food industry.

Tea, Tisane, Herbal Tea – What’s the difference?

In: Food & Beverage

6 Jun 2009

When you scan all the tea choices at the food market and particularly when you look for tea online, it is incredibly obvious how standard tea has became. But when you look at the labels of many of those teas you may find the terms herbal tea or tisane. Have you ever questioned what the difference was between tea, herbal tea and tisane?

Childrens Teeth and Oolong Tea

In: Health & Fitness

3 Jun 2009

University studies and research on the health benefits of oolong tea reveal the brew’s potential to improve the health of your teeth, reverse signs of aging, facilitate weight loss and promote overall wellness.

Black Tea vs Oolong Tea

In: Health & Fitness

3 Jun 2009

When it comes to teas, some people prefer black-tea over oolong-tea. Others might prefer green-tea, since it has received more attention for weight loss, anti-aging and anti-oxidants than the others. So which tea is better black or oolong?

Interesting legends on purple clay teapots

In: Food & Beverage

2 Jun 2009

Who was the first person that discovered the distinctive purple clay ideal for making teapots? How deep do purple clay teapot collectors love their treasures? There are many interesting Chinese legends and folklore that aim to answer these questions.

Is the Wu Yi Tea Safe?

In: Food & Beverage

31 May 2009

The people of China have been some of the healthiest people on the planet. They have had tea in their diets for hundreds of years. So to answer your question, Yes, wu yi tea is safe.

Oolong Tea versus Black Tea

In: Health & Fitness

30 May 2009

Many are wondering which tea is better oolong or black tea. Some even prefer green tea because of all the media attention it has received from the health and food industry.

Does Tea Speed Up Metabolism

In: Health & Fitness

28 May 2009

For thousands of years the Chinese have drank tea. They drink it for all sorts of reasons for medicinal purposes or for just pleasuer. There are many different types to teas: black, oolong, green, red, white, jasmin, etc.. Tea will help you to lose weight and reduce stress levels. Many are also wondering if tea increases your metabolism.

Is The Wu Yi Tea a Scam?

In: Health & Fitness

26 May 2009

There are never blanket responses to such questions as there are so many factors involved. In short, users that have purchased high-quality products from reputable suppliers and followed the recommended regime have reported phenomenal results.


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