Recent research has sparked renewed interest in green tea’s potential as a natural weight management aid. While some enthusiasts call it “nature’s Ozempic,” scientists have been working to ...

BRITS consume a collective 53 million cups of tea ... a builder’s tea is the overwhelming favourite in the morning (52 per cent), followed by black tea (16 per cent) and green tea (10 per ...

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Explore the fascinating process of creating ceramic tea mugs from start to finish ... transforming raw clay into functional works of art. The craftsmanship behind every step is truly captivating ...

Participants who drank 600 ml of green tea daily showed 3percrent less brain damage (white matter lesions) than those who consumed 200 ml or less. This suggests that drinking about three cups of green ...

Their daily intake of green tea and coffee was classified into four groups: 0–200, 201–400, 401–600, and at least 601 milliliters (ml). One cup of tea was equivalent to approximately 200 ml.

“Together l-theanine and caffeine can help create a sense of calm energy, as a typical cup of green tea contains about 20-30mg of l-theanine. Research suggests that 50mg is enough to stimulate the ...

She speaks English and a little French. Drinking three or more cups of green tea per day may help protect the brain from cognitive decline and dementia, according to a recent study from Japan.

is how Taylor Ann Green is going to handle the addition of Salley Carson, a newcomer to the series who’s been in the Charleston nightlife world for quite some time. And, well, this clip gives ...

Drinking green tea daily, especially three or more cups, may help prevent dementia in older adults by reducing white matter lesions in the brain. The Japanese study found no effect on total brain ...

The tea stand outside Pek Sin Choon's shop holds a basket with a porcelain teapot, inviting passers-by to open the lid and pour themselves a cup of tea. (Photo: Savanna Tai) “We wanted to forgo this ...