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Unlike the coffee and cigar trends, distributing teas
will not only make you wealthy, but it will positively impact your customers
through better health and increased vitality.
Not only is tea soothing and delicious, but it is healthy
too. Here are some benefits derived from the increase in consumption of
teas:
- The antioxidants in tea help prevent cancers of the
mouth, stomach, pancreas, lungs, esophagus, colon, breast and prostate.
- The antioxidants in a single cup of tea equal those
in one serving of vegetables.
- Scientific information from the USDA points out that
drinking one cup of tea could make a significant contribution to daily
antioxidant intake, equivalent to approximately one serving of vegetables.
- Polyphenols, chemical components of tea, prevent
both the growth of bacteria responsible for bad breath and the bacteria's
production of malodorous compounds.
- Studies have shown that black tea suppresses the
growth of bacteria in dental plaque and that rinsing with black tea
reduces plaque formation and the production of acids that cause tooth
decay.
- In an experiment, people who drank five to six small
cups of black tea daily for two weeks were better able to fight off
bacterial infections, report the researchers in the early online edition
of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science.
- EGCG is one of the most abundant and biologically
active antioxidants found in tea. It is believed to be responsible for
tea's beneficial health effects. The compound is found in higher concentrations
in green tea, the least processed of teas, than in black and oolong
varieties.
- Eating well Magazine named tea "Beverage of
the Year" for its health benefits and mass appeal to consumers
searching for an alternative to soft drinks and coffee.
- Contains one-third the caffeine of coffee and cola
- Helps reduce fatigue and maintains mental alertness
- Stabilizes fluid levels
- Is fat free and calorie free
- Tea's flavanoids help prevent heart disease by:
Reducing blood clotting, lowering blood pressure, and lowering cholesterol
With ever-increasing scientific evidence about the
health benefits of tea, this humble beverage is destined to become the elixir
of the future.
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