Herbal teas like chamomile and red raspberry offer natural remedies for everything from fertility to digestion. Discover the fat-burning potential of green tea and why hospitals caution against its use with certain medications.
The seed pod of a wild rose plant, rosehip has been used to treat indigestion, arthritis, colds and the flu. Hibiscus, a red-flowered shrub, is commonly used in herbal teas because of its pleasant taste. Medicinally, hibiscus has been used to treat upset stomach, anxiety and fevers.
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Gold Peak Tea, manufactured by Coca-Cola, comes in several flavors, including diet, sweet, unsweetened, green and lemon tea. All are brewed teas designed to be chilled and served as iced tea.
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While Earl Gray tea is a healthy beverage that's safe for most people in moderate doses, drinking too much may cause side effects. As a black tea, Earl Gray has most of the same effects as a plain black brew. In addition, however, it is flavored with oil from the bergamot orange, which may lead to other side effects.
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Super Dieter’s Tea is a tea product containing senna and generally consumed by those wishing either to relieve occasional constipation or to cleanse. According to the manufacturer, Super Dieter’s Tea may help support weight loss efforts.
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Figure 8 Daily Detox Tea is an Arbonne product sold online or through Arbonne consultants. The tea is packaged in containers with 20 tea bags. The product claims to help rid the body of toxins while cleansing the liver and kidneys.
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Synergy is a brand of live-culture Kombucha manufactured by Millennium Products. Like other forms of Kombucha, Synergy is renowned for its tangy, exotic flavor and numerous health benefits.
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Bubble tea, also known as boba tea, is a cafe beverage that was invented in Taiwan in the 1980s. The tea is made by shaking tapioca pearls with milk, crushed fruit, fruit syrup or tea. The calorie count depends on the type of bubble tea you choose from the menu.
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AriZona beverage company is well known for its extensive line of drinks, especially its many tea flavors. AriZona Sweet Tea is a southern-style tea made without artificial colors, flavors and preservatives.
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There is nothing quite as indulgent as sipping a steaming hot beverage in a cafe with friends. If you are trying to take care of your health, however, drinking these at a cafe can be quite overwhelming.
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One of the simplest places to cut calories in your diet is through your drinks. If you are looking for something with a bit more flavor than water, tea is the next best choice for its nearly nonexistent calories and heart-healthy benefits.
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Green tea is a popular beverage for fat loss and general health. It is often consumed because it is marketed as a low-calorie or calorie-free alternative to soft drinks and contains antioxidants and other important nutrients.
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French aristocrat Marie de Rabutin-Chantal makes the first mention of adding milk to tea in her writings in 1680, according to Worldmags. Milk adds creaminess -- and calories -- to an otherwise low-calorie beverage.
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Green tea allergy is not considered common, but according to Drugs.com, green tea may cause an allergic reaction that could be life-threatening. If you experience any negative side effects after consuming a product containing green tea, discontinue use and talk with your doctor.
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The neem tree is a tropical evergreen native to India that has been used for centuries for its medicinal properties. A mainstay in aryuvedic medicine, parts of the neem tree are anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-septic and anti-viral.
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From Lipton’s 1880 founding, it has grown into the world’s largest seller of packaged tea in 2010. In the U.S., Lipton sells green tea, six flavored green teas and three Superfruit Green Teas. Flavors include Mint, Lemon Ginseng, Cranberry Pomegranate, and White Mangosteen and Peach.
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Like other green teas, the gunpowder variety is associated with a number of important health benefits. Consumed plain, green tea also provides zero-calorie refreshment, making it a friendly choice if you're watching your waistline.
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Also known as sweet root, licorice has been used for centuries for medicinal, health and beverage purposes. Licorice root is used in modern times, as well, for conditions such as peptic ulcers, canker sores, eczema, indigestion, colds and coughs, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center.
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Jasmine green tea is a blend of two plants: regular green tea and jasmine flowers. The preparation involves spreading a layer of jasmine flowers on top of green tea leaves. The tea absorbs the scent and flavor of jasmine, which is known for its aromatic qualities.
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Green tea is known for its healthy properties, and matcha tea is no exception. One cup of matcha tea is equal to the nutritional and antioxidant values of 10 cups of brewed green tea, says matchasource.com. Consuming matcha powder is a more nutritious choice than tea brewed from leaves and then strained.
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Bergamot, be it from the bergamot orange or from the unrelated herb known as wild bergamot, offers many health benefits. Though the plants come from different families and species, they have one thing in common: their distinctive aroma.
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