Nature's Ambrosia: Organic Tea and Tisane

Blue tea, as the name suggests, is a beverage bearing a prominent blue colour, made from the flowers of the Clitoria ternatea plant. Common names of this medicinal shrub, indigenous to South East Asia, include butterfly pea, cordofan pea, blue pea, aparajitha and Asian pigeonwings.

Blue tea is a popular food trend in recent times, owing to the wonderful benefits it confers, for human health, such as promoting weight loss, detoxifying the body, pacifying the mind, enriching skin texture and improving hair growth.

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Blue tea, as the name suggests, is a beverage bearing a prominent blue colour, made from the flowers of the Clitoria ternatea plant. Common names of this medicinal shrub, indigenous to South East Asia, include butterfly pea, cordofan pea, blue pea, aparajitha and Asian pigeonwings.

Blue tea is a popular food trend in recent times, owing to the wonderful benefits it confers, for human health, such as promoting weight loss, detoxifying the body, pacifying the mind, enriching skin texture and improving hair growth.

Blue Tea: Unbelievable Health Benefits Of This Butterfly Pea Flower Infusion Butterfly pea flower tea, also called blue tea owing to its brilliant shade of sapphire, confers amazing health benefits like promoting weight loss and uplifting moods. Read on, to discover blue tea nutrition values and advantages for wellbeing.

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“This is a beautiful plant with a wide range of uses—from agricultural to medicinal, nutritional and otherwise,” says herbalist and holistic health practitioner.”

Source: https://www.wellandgood.com/butterfly-pea-flower-benefits/

Butterfly Pea Flower Is Thailand's Buzzy Blue Ingredient That's Full of Antioxidants It makes every drink look magical.

Butterfly flower power tea has several health benefits. Consuming this tea regularly can improve the overall health of the brain, skin, hair, and body. However, it may not completely cure a medical condition. Serious medical conditions, such as cancer, Alzheimer’s, dementia, diabetes, hypertension, or serious skin and/or hair problems, require medical attention. If you are undergoing medical treatment for a particular medical condition, you may consult with your doctor if you can take butterfly pea flower tear alongside the medical treatment. Butterfly flower power tea is found to be safe in pregnant women as well. However, consult with your doctor before drinking the tea during pregnancy.

https://www.medicinenet.com/8_health_benefits_of_blue_clitoria_ternate/article.htm

What Are the Health Benefits of Blue Clitoria Clitoria ternatea is also called butterfly pea flower or blue ternate. It is a vividly deep blue flower with a light-yellow color in its center. The flower is native to equatorial Asia. It is often grown as an ornamental plant.

“People all over the world have been drinking tea for thousands of centuries, and for good reason. Numerous studies have shown that a variety of teas may boost your immune system, fight off inflammation, and even ward off cancer and heart disease.

While some brews provide more health advantages than others, there’s plenty of evidence that regularly drinking tea can have a lasting impact on your wellness.”

https://www.pennmedicine.org/updates/blogs/health-and-wellness/2019/december/health-benefits-of-tea

Source: www.pennmedicine.org

The Hidden Health Benefits of Tea - Penn Medicine Drinking tea can boost your immune system, fight off inflammation, and even ward off cancer and heart disease. Pour yourself a hot cup, and read on to discover tea's powerful benefits.

"Fruit tea is packed with vitamins and antioxidants and is amazing for cleansing the body of toxins and keeping the immune system strong. In that aspect, it's very similar to tea leaves, still having high levels of health benefits."

Source: www.birdandblendtea.com

Traditional teas, such as black tea come from the Camellia Sinensis plant naturally contain caffeine. Fruit teas however come from the peel, roots, petal or leaves from a wide range of fruits and are naturally caffeine free. They offer a very different tea tasting experience to traditional teas. One of the great features of fruit teas is they can be served hot or cold. Have a read on our blog about ‘Iced Teas’ for more information about drinking fruit teas cold or the process of ‘cold brewing.’ During the hot weather, fruit teas can be used as a fantastic cooler, providing refreshment and flavour. They can also be a great drink for children as they can experience a wide range of flavours without any added sugar.

https://www.cupoftea.co.uk/article/173-fruit-teas-delicious-hot-or-cold-

Fruit Teas - Thirst quenching, caffeine free and delicious hot or cold! - Cup of Tea Ltd Fruit Teas are a refreshing natural caffeine-free alternative to traditional teas and we have a delicious range of summer flavours such as strawberry, banana, berries and many more.

Tea was discovered in China thousands of years ago. According to legends, the beverage was accidentally discovered when leaves from a certain tree bush fell into the boiling water meant for Emperor Shen Nong to quench his thirst.

Being a herbalist, the emperor was intrigued by this accidental brew and he enjoyed it so much that the concept of consuming tea was finally born. Originally, tea was taken for medicinal purposes. Mostly, it was chewed instead of drinking as we know today.

https://topictea.com/blogs/tea-blog/30-interesting-facts-about-tea/

30 Interesting Facts About Tea. #5 is Surprising! | topictea.com Consumption of tea dates back to five millennia ago and people of all ages and backgrounds have been enjoying it since. As a matter of fact, tea is second to coffee when it comes to popularity.

“Herbal teas—also called tisanes—are a major part of the tea world, but did you know they're not technically teas? What is commonly referred to as an "herbal tea" is actually an infusion or decoction made from a plant other than Camellia sinensis—the plant from which true teas (green tea, black tea, oolong, etc.) are made. For this reason, there is a trend toward the use of terms like "tisane" (pronounced tea-zahn), "botanical," or "infusion."”

https://www.thespruceeats.com/tisane-herbal-infusion-basics-766322

Are Herbal Teas (Tisanes) Really Tea? Herbal teas are a major part of the tea world, even though they're not technically teas. Learn about the difference between a tisane and a tea.

"No secret here, but Buddhist monks have long used tea for meditation, before the Camellia sinensis plant was ever analyzed for its ability to relax the body and mind. Drinking tea can actually ease your breathing and operates on the central nervous system to promote calm."

https://www.besthealthmag.ca/list/health-benefits-of-tea/

13 Surprising Ways Drinking Tea Can Improve Your Health Tea sommelier Michelle Pierce Hamilton gives the rundown on teas versus tisanes and all the health benefits of tea you'll be happy to know about.

"While many supplements contain antioxidants, the best way to consume them is through food and beverages. In fact, some research has found that taking antioxidants in supplement form may harm your health."

https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/black-tea-benefits

10 Evidence-Based Health Benefits of Black Tea Black tea offers a variety of health benefits, including improved cholesterol, better gut health and decreased blood pressure. Here are 10 health benefits of black tea, all backed by science.