benefits of black tea
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Thread Topic: benefits of black tea
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      1. Oral Health: Studies funded by the
 Tea Trade Health Research
 Association suggests that black tea
 reduces plaque formation as well as
 restricts bacteria growth that
 promotes the formation of cavities
 and tooth decays. Polyphenols found
 in black tea kill and surpass cavity-
 causing bacteria as well as hinder the
 growth of bacterial enzymes that
 form the sticky-like material that
 binds plaque to our teeth.
 2. A Better Heart: As identified by
 Arab L. et al. in their 2009 research
 paper called Green and black tea
 consumption and risk of stroke: a
 meta-analysis, it is seen that
 regardless of peoples country of
 origin, individuals who consume 3 or
 more cups of tea had a 21% lower
 risk of a stroke than people who
 consume less than 1 cup of green or
 black tea per day.
 3. Antioxidants: Black tea contains
 polyphenols, which are also
 antioxidants that help block DNA
 damage associated with tobacco or
 other toxic chemicals. These
 antioxidants are different from those
 obtained from fruits and vegetables
 and therefore as a regular part of our
 diet they can provide additional
 benefits towards a healthy lifestyle.
 4. Cancer Prevention: Though a lot
 more research is required to
 confidently suggest cancer prevention
 techniques, some research over the
 years suggests that antioxidants like
 polyphenol and catechins in tea may
 help prevent some types of cancer. It
 has been suggested that women who
 drink black tea regularly have a
 lower chance of ovarian cancer than
 their counterparts.
 5. Healthy Bones: It has also been
 suggested that regular tea drinkers
 have stronger bones and lower
 probability of developing arthritis
 due to the phytochemicals found in
 tea.
 6. Lower Risk of Diabetes: Based on a
 research study conducted of elderly
 people living in the Mediterranean
 islands it was discovered that people
 that had been consuming black tea
 on a long-term basis on a moderate
 level (i.e 1-2 cups a day) had a 70%
 lower chance of having or developing
 type 2 diabetes.
 7. Stress Relief: We all are aware and
 well experienced about the calming
 and relaxing benefits of black tea.
 Not only does it help slow you down
 after a long day, studies show that
 the amino acid L-theanine found in
 black tea can help you relax and
 concentrate better. Black tea has also
 been shown to reduce levels of the
 stress hormone cortisol when
 consumed in moderate amounts on a
 regular basis.
 8. Better Immune System: Black tea
 contains alkylamine antigens that
 help boost our immune response. In
 addition it also contains tannins that
 have the ability to fight viruses and
 hence keep us protected from
 influenza, stomach flu and other such
 commonly found viruses in our
 everyday lives.
 9. Healthy Digestive Tract: In addition
 to improving your immune system,
 tannins also have a therapeutic effect
 on gastric and intestinal illnesses and
 also help decrease digestive activity.
 10) Increased Energy: Unlike other
 drinks that have a relatively higher
 caffeine content, the low amounts
 found in tea can help enhance blood
 flow to the brain without over-
 stimulating the heart. It also
 stimulates the metabolism and
 respiratory system, as well as the
 heart and the kidneys.
 11) Happiness Factor: If a perfect cup
 of tea makes you smile and lets your
 heart indulge a little, then what could
 possibly be the harm?
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      YESYESYES
 
 I like my cup of Earl Grey in the morning if I'm out of Green Tea.
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      I love it also :)
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