Since I’m always on the look out for tea remedies, this article in the Gourmet Traveler by Janet Ching has been added to my collection. Xia Sang Giu has existed for over 200 years and is [...]
Posts tagged: herbal tea
Tips for Brewing Naturally Healing Teas and Tisanes
Naturally healing teas and tisanes must be carefully brewed in order to reap their healing benefits. Simple infusions made from herbs and plants can soothe and restore, and be steeped and enjoyed for better health. Here a few tips to keep in mind [...]
American Power Tea
This tea is aptly named for the stressed-out American population–the “hurry up and go” generation. Not only are minds stressed with anxiety and worry; but bodies as well in a constant search for the latest fitness or dieting craze [...]
Sip a Cup of These Comforting Herbal Teas for Relief during Pregnancy
To remain healthy during pregnancy and relieve discomfort, consider using these herbal teas from Earth Mama Angel Baby Safe. Caffeine and toxin-free as well as 100% natural and pure teas help ease the common discomforts of the entire process of birth from pregnancy through labor, postpartum and c-section recovery, breastfeeding, and baby care, and even the loss of a baby [...]
Coca Tea
A study by The American Journal of Epidemiology showed that Coca Tea is useful in treating gastrointestinal ailments, as well as motion and altitude sickness. They found it to be a fast acting antidepressant and helpful in combating hypoglycemia and diabetes [...]
Rainy Day Tea Writing
Writing about tea is always rewarding and peaceful for me–especially on rainy days. Today started out like most of my rainy tea writing days. As the deluge poured outside the office window, I made a pot of Earl Grey Crème tea (a definite favorite), and then settled in front of the computer to write a post or two [...]
November Tea Events at UCLA Fowler Museum
The Steeped in History: The Art of Tea Exhibit at UCLA’s Fowler Museum is winding to a close; but during its last month here are some great events to celebrate the art of tea [...]
Ladybugs Love Tea Too!
It seems there are always tea adventures on the horizon. Last week was no exception. Upon checking into my room at a posh retreat resort, I noticed a couple of ladybugs on the French doors. Not thinking too much about it, I unpacked, made a cup of tea and enjoyed a few sips, and then left for the first conference session [...]
Two Teabags in a Cup
As a tribute to my excellent father who passed away on September 30th, I offer this tea story. Although Daddy was a serious coffee drinker (he picked up the habit while in the Navy); he would participate in Afternoon Tea with my sister and me. It was always a hilarious occasion; for no matter the type or blend of tea, when using teabags Daddy would always take two in his cup [...]
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