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Earl Grey Decaf Tea
Blender's Notes:
This gracefully scented black tea is a classic in the Western world. Its pungent, flowery aroma is derived from the oil of Bergamot which lends a hint of lavender-like bouquet. This essential oil is pressed from the rind of the fruit of the Citrus bergamia tree, then applied to the tea for its aromatic effect. Decaffeinated.
Features:
- Decaffeinated loose leaf Earl Grey tea
- Origin: China
- Sample = 5 8-oz Servings
- 1/4 LB Bulk = $0.11 / Serving
- 1 LB Bulk = $0.09 / Serving
- ~40-45 mg Caffeine / Serving
Black Tea
Anti-Bacterial, Anti-Viral
Anti-Oxidant, Anti-Aging
Calorie-free, Fat-free, Gluten-free
Black Tea is known to banish fatigue, stimulate mental powers, and raise energy levels. It has been shown to reduce stress hormone levels and acts as a nerve sedative, frequently relieving headaches. Black tea contains a number of vitamins considered essential for maintaining health, including Carotene, a precursor to vitamin A, has antioxidant and protective properties, Vitamin B1 and Panothenic Acid, Vitamin C and Vitamin B6.
Black Tea also contains antioxidants which may help to protect your body from the ravages of aging and environmental effects. Because they are allowed to ferment completely before drying, most black teas are especially rich in those polyphenols which have been shown to be effective against dementia in aging as well as AIDS related dementia. These compounds penetrate the blood brain barrier and have also been found to reduce blood cholesterol levels.
Black tea is known for its antiviral and antibacterial properties. It can be topically applied to cuts, bruises and burns, and is famous for its sunburn relief and has been shown to have a positive effect on preventing tooth decay and gum disease.
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Author: Gladys Walker When I first took a whiff of this tea I was certain that I wasn't going to like it. But when I noticed the light color of the liquor (I was expecting it to be very dark), I thought I might be pleasantly surprised. Indeed I was.
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