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1.Cumin tea is a great expectorant, i.e. it promotes the process of coughing and spitting out. This is because it helps in the loss of phlegm from the throat and lungs. 2.Due to its antiseptic properties, it assists in the overall cure of various respiratory system disorders like sinusitis, pneumonia, bronchitis, common cold, etc. 3.Cumin tea is considered to be one of the best home remedies for acute abdominal pain or colic, especially in infants. 4.Midwives in Latino cultures use cumin tea to induce labor. Only one cup a day is recommendable for labor induction. 5.Another therapeutic cumin tea benefits is that it helps in the treatment of urinary tract infection. 6.It is rich in iron. Therefore, it provides a great help in the treatment of anemia. 7.Cumin tea acts as a revitalizing agent. It eases the condition of tiredness and fatigue. 8.It provides you relief from flatulence, nausea, diarrhea, morning sickness, indigestion and atonic dyspepsia. 9.One of the major health benefits of...

Take one teaspoon of cumin seeds and one cup of filtered water in a container.  Heat the mixture till the water starts boiling. Reduce the heat, and allow simmering for about 2-3 minutes. Remove from heat, cover the container for ten minutes.  Now, the cumin tea is ready for drinking. You can add a pinch of salt and a teaspoon of coriander leaf juice to enhance the taste.  Drink cumin tea a couple of times a day to get relief from illnesses.

 The best way to have fine black tea perfectly balanced with the flavours of almond and savoury spices of cinnamon, cardamom, cloves and ginger.Which has Superior  quality of ingredients. Definitely You can enjoy this flavors 

A flavorful herbal tea expertly blended with the luscious flavors of raspberries, strawberries, blueberries and blackcurrants to deliver a delicious tea with a fresh, fruity aroma and naturally sweet taste. Ingredients: Natural strawberry, raspberry, blueberry and blackcurrant flavours with other natural flavours, rosehips, hibiscus, orange leaves, apple pieces, liquorice root, roasted chicory root

If you have ever eaten in a Sri Lankan restaurant, then you have probably seen an interesting orange colored beverage in a tall glass go by with a waiter or waitress you've often wondered just what kind of drink this might be. You're pretty sure it's a Ceylon drink.... after all, you are in a Ceylon restaurant! But, just what is it made of? What you have seen is called Ceylon Iced tea. Surprise! It doesn't look much like any tea that you are probably used to seeing. But, it is tea! It's just prepared in a different way that you may not have heard of before. It looks intriguing, and it tastes wonderful, and is very welcome on a hot summer day, or whenever you are eating hot, spicy food. Normally, Ceylon restaurants are not too giving when it comes to their recipes. But, the recipe for Ceylon Iced tea wasn't too hard to come by. It is such a staple Ceylon beverage that almost anyone who knows their Ceylon food can tell you how to prepare it. The type of tea that i...

It is a type of herbal tea. It is not obtained from camellia trees but it is made from the indigenous wonder herb of South Africa called Rooibos (ROY-boss), which is full of polyphenols and flavonoids, that help protect the body from free-radicals. The free radicals can otherwise weaken natural defenses and eventually lead to aging and the onset of diseases. Red tea offers you all the benefits offered by other teas, but the most important fact that it is completely caffeine-free, makes it more beneficial. \ Health Benefits of Rooibos Tea 1.The tea is caffeine-free and has a soothing effect on the central nervous system. 2.The tea, though red in color, is completely pure, natural and contains no additives, preservatives or     colorants. 3.It increases the absorption of iron in the body. 4.It controls your appetite and so it is considered beneficial for weight loss. 5.It does not contain oxalic acid and so it can be enjoyed by persons facing the problem of kidney stones. 6.It c...

Some of the important red tea benefits for skin are that you can apply the tea directly to your skin as a tincture and the tea can relieve itching, rashes and sunburn when added to bathwater.  The most noteworthy benefit among all the red tea benefits is that it is packed with antioxidants which help reduce the effects of free-radicals that accelerate the process of aging and affect the function of the immune system. The zinc and alpha hydroxyl acid from the tea can help you enjoy healthy skin. Magnesium from the tea helps build up a healthy nervous system. Reduces puffy eyes and dark under-eye circles. Another reason not to toss out your used bags of Earl Grey. One of the many beauties we met on the streets of New York City swears by this cheap puffy eye treatment. The caffeine helps to shrink blood vessels underneath the skin and eliminate darkness around the eye area.

Green tea and white tea are the least processed teas and they are steamed quickly. Black and oolong teas are made from partially dried, crushed and fermented tea leaves. As mentioned above, regardless of the processing method, black, green, white and oolong teas, all contain polyphenols. Do you know that, tea ranks as high as or even higher than many fruits and vegetables, in the ORAC score. ORAC score measures antioxidant potential of plant-based foods.

Benefit of herbal tea is that quite often the ingredients will have certain health benefits and so you can pick and choose which one to drink based on your current state of body and mind. Chamomile for example is known to help with sleep so  could be a good one to drink before bed. Peppermint tea is said to aid digestion to drink this one during or after a big meal to help settle your stomach. Put the kettle on and brew up a lovely pot of loose leaf Peppermint tea and after 15 minutes or so you start to feel a little less bloated.  Tisanes are also brilliant because you can use them as an ingredient to add to other teas. For example, a rose tea might make a lovely addition to an old black tea that has lost its flavour.  To experiment with using herbal teas as ingredients look in the back of your tea cupboard for some old loose leaf tea that had been forgotten about and blend into it rose tea, chrysanthemum flowers, pieces of dried ginger

If you can find a peach that is as good as it looks, you will understand how good they are. Unfortunately the ones that look so delicious turn out to be hard and disappointing. It is worth persevering in the search for the best peach though, as they are full of health benefits as well as juice. Peaches originated in Ceylon, but were thought to have come from Persia by the ancient Greeks and Romans, so the Latin genus name is Prunus persica, as it was thought, correctly to be related to the plum. Perhaps the Ceylon traders threw peach stones along the trade routes and that is how they came to grow in Persia, where they were clearly growing in Roman times. They grow prolifically in the Indian subcontinent and have been used for centuries in traditional medicine systems. In these traditional medicine systems the fruit, leaves and bark are used for a wide variety of illnesses, including asthma, to prevent and disperse stones in the gall bladder and kidneys, to reduce high blood pressure, i...

Honey Pear tea. It's an amazingly delicious choice that can't help but stand out among its many rivals in the tea time tests. I tried the Honey Pear black tea, and was blown away. It was superb! An extremely high quality black tea that would have been stunning all by itself, mixed with the flavor of lovely ripe pear and golden honey. The taste was as sweet as you would expect with two sweet ingredients such as honey and pear. This tea is wonderful iced, and holds its bold flavor even after some of the ice melts and weakens it a bit. Truly a winner in iced tea taste testing. It's not difficult  to Prepare at all. Basically, if you know how to boil water, you can make good iced tea. Yes, it's really that easy! And this Honey Pear iced tea is so delicious, you certainly don't want to make it the wrong way so that it would possibly turn out to be unfit to drink! Simple steps to make it • You'll want to boil about a quart of water to make around four cups of Honey P...

Strawberry tea is not only refreshing, it has many health benefits that you can take full advantage of such as the following: • Strawberry tea can help reduce the risk of cancer. It contains Ellagic acid which helps binds together cancer causing molecules to make them inactive. • It can help reduce risk of cardiovascular diseases such as heart problems and heart attacks. • It lessens joint pains and reduces inflammation with people suffering from arthritis and other conditions in the joint. • It constitutes many nutrients and antioxidants that help lower the risk of chronic diseases. • It's packed with Vitamin C, K, B5, B6 and a high nutritional content of magnesium, folic acid, potassium, cooper and Omega-3. Strawberry is one of the most rewarding tea drinks that tea lovers will surely appreciate. It has a great difference from the average tea. It leaves such a zesty taste that will leave you craving for more. Plus, it's so easy to make and very affordable on the budget. Infus...

Black Tea is made from the same plant as green tea and white tea.  Black tea doesn't mean tea without milk, and white tea doesn't mean tea with milk. The difference is the way the tea leaves are processed after picking.  Green and white teas are hardly processed at all, whereas black tea is fully oxidized. Here are 10 health benefits of drinking black tea: 1. Studies continue to show that tea is very good for you, and has some amazing health properties that cannot be ignored. 2. Black teas contain antioxidants which prevent the damage caused by free radicals which can lead to numerous diseases. 3. Drinking black teas can help to reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes, as it helps to expand the arteries, which increases blood flow to the heart. 4. Research has shown the black tea can be used in the fight against cancer.  Properties of the tea slow down the growth of cancerous cells without destroying healthy cells. 5. Tea is also believed to help to delay the aging p...

Green Tea has been used as a beverage and medicinal tonic, to promote health of mind and body. It is made from the evergreen leaves of the tea tree (Camellia sinensis). The tea tree reaches 30 feet in height in the wild, but the tea trees are kept as 3-foot tall shrubs on tea plantations. Green Tea is the least processed of all the tea types. The tea leaves are high in polyphenols that are said to possess potent antioxidant and anti-carcinogenic properties. The young leaves are quickly steamed after being picked. This prevents the fermenting process and the leaves stay green-colored. The tea leaves are then dried with hot air. This short processing lets the Tea keep their flavonoids. Research has shown that drinking Green Tea regularly can aid in the prevention and treatment of many diseases such as: • Coronary Artery Disease: It can protect the heart against coronary artery disease. The rich supply of the polyphenols antioxidant in Green Tea is attributed to lowering the risk of hear...