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Chinese Tea Forum
The Art of Chinese Tea

• Tea Utensils Kit
  The Tea utensil kit consists of tools for traditional Chinese tea brewing.The tools consist of a tea needle for cleaning spout blockage, a tea digger for digging out tea leaves from teapots, a tea tong for handling hot tea-wares, and a tea funnel for funneling tea leaves into small teapot openings.
  
  
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• TeaRoom Planning & Running
  Tea Room is a room where many people are sipping hot tea and having a chat in their spare time.
  There are many tea rooms in the world providing an excellent and finest quality tea to customers.
  In china there are numerous tea rooms which create an interest and make an environment of having a perfect tea.Planning a tea room is necessary for running a tea room.
  There should be good planning for introducing new tea rooms in the country for quenching the thirst of people for sipping tea.
  
  
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• Re: Decaffeinated Teas
  Decaffeinated tea is not caffeine free.The longer the tea leaves have fermented,the greater their caffeine content.The smaller the tea leaf,the stronger the extraction of caffeine.Decaffeination is the act of removing caffeine from coffee beans,mate,cocoa,tea leavesand other caffeine-containing materials.
  
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• Re: Tearooms Offer a Healthy Buzz
  Tea is getting more famous and popular all around the world.It is a much preferable choice over coffee.
  It is a most widely used drink all over the world.More tea rooms and cafes are being opened for sipping and enjoying tea.Tea drinking is much prevailing all over.Spices and other additives add more flavor and value to tea making it more spicy and delicious.
  
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• Re: XIANJU ORGANIC GREEN TEA IS THE BEST TEA TO DRINK
  It is much better to have a green tea than to take bitter medicine.Green tea has a characteristics and quality to cure and heal many diseases and illnesses.It is an excellent remedy for cure and best for health and body.It is good for digestion.Reduces weight and keep you fresh and smiling.
  
  
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• Re: Caffeine & Antioxidants
  Hi.
  Caffeine & Antioxidants both are necessary to us.Caffeine makes us stimulant and active it helps us in
  aging process keeps us young and healthy.Anti oxidants are much helpful in preventing us from serious diseases like cancer and heart attack.
  
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• Caffeine & Antioxidants
  Caffeine & Antioxidants
  
  All tea naturally contains caffeine, whether it's green, black, oolong or white tea. Since all tea comes from the same plant, it's not surprising that all tea shares similar characteristics. The exact caffeine content of tea is unfortunately, a matter still up for debate. On average, green teas have slightly less caffeine than black. However, any specific green tea could have more or less caffeine than any specific black tea. Some sources site dramatic caffeine differences between the different categories of teas, greatly confusing the matter. A great resource for scientific research of this nature is The Canadian Tea Council. Check out their website at . Luckily, all the research seems to agree that tea contains only about 1/3 of the caffeine found in coffee. Antioxidants are properties found in some foods that can reduce your risk of getting cancer and heart disease. All tea is high in antioxidants, but there is still debate over whether certain teas contain more antioxidants than others. Some studies say that white tea contains the most, followed by green tea, and then black tea. Other studies say that the antioxidant benefits are similar between categories. Again, you can read about all the most recent antioxidant research at
• Tearooms Offer a Healthy Buzz
  Read the tea leaves, caffeine lovers. Tea is gaining ground over coffee. Tearooms are popping up everywhere. Even Starbucks is bucking up its tea menu.
  
  The health benefits of tea are one compelling reason: Green and black teas have 10 times the antioxidants found in fruits and veggies, by one estimate.
  
  For jaded coffee drinkers, tea also offers new sensory frontiers, with its roots in Chinese, Japanese, Indian, African, and South American cultures.
  
  When you sip a chai tea latte, for example, you're enjoying a beverage born in India. "All over India, on almost every street corner, vendors sell chai tea," says Joe Simrany, president of the Tea Council of the U.S.A.
  
  "The traditional tea lover won't like chai tea that much," he tells WebMD. "The spices -- ginger, cardamom -- overpower the taste of the black tea. But for American coffee consumers, it's perfect."
  
  In the U.S., elegant tea salons, tearooms, and take-out tea shops are popping up everywhere, says Simrany. "Four years ago, we had one-quarter the tea salons we have today. Even coffee shops are selling more tea."
  
  People find tranquility in tearooms, says Dominique Tanton, manager of the Dushanbe Teahouse, an exquisite traditional Persian teahouse in Boulder, Colo.
  
  "Coffee shops are for the quick caffeine buzz before work or while you're frantically studying for a test," she tells WebMD. "A tearoom is for slowing down, relaxing, admiring the surroundings."
  
  Small Wonder
  
  Studies of humans, animals, and Petri dish experiments show that black and green tea is highly beneficial to our health, says 82-year-old John Weisburger, PhD, senior researcher at the Institute for Cancer Prevention in Valhalla, N.Y.
  
  "I've published over 500 papers, including a helluva lot on tea," says Weisburger, who drinks 10 cups daily. "I was the first American researcher to show that tea modifies the metabolism to detoxify harmful chemicals."
  
  Green tea, black tea, oolong tea -- they all come from the same tea plant, Camellia sinensis; the leaves are simply processed differently, explains Weisburger. Green tea leaves are not fermented; they are withered and steamed. Black tea and oolong tea leaves undergo crushing and fermenting processes.
  
  All teas from the Camellia tea plant are rich in polyphenols, which are antioxidants -- meaning they scavenge for cell-damaging free radicals and detoxify them, says Weisburger.
  
  "Astounding" aptly describes tea's antioxidant power: "Whether it's green or black, tea has about 8 to 10 times the polyphenols found in fruits and vegetables," he says.
  
  While herbal teas may also contain antioxidants, less is known about them, Weisburger adds.
  
  "In my lab, we found that green and black tea had identical amounts of polyphenols," he tells WebMD. "We found that both types of tea blocked DNA damage associated with tobacco and other toxic chemicals. In animal studies, tea-drinking rats have less cancer."
  
  Look at the world's big tea-drinkers, like Japan and China. "They have much less heart disease and don't have certain cancers that we in the western world suffer," says Weisburger.
  
  However, be careful about doctoring-up your tea, says Weisburger. One study found that adding too much milk to can greatly reduce tea's health benefits.
  
  "The scientific evidence about tea is evolving and I think it's compelling," Jeffrey Blumberg, PhD, Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy of Tufts University, tells WebMD.
• Re: A Video Explaing the Health Benifits of Tea
  It is such an interesting and nice video about making tea.It provides many good information and tips for making an excellent tea.Tea has many health benefits and much better for health.
  
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