A day without tea? At this time of year, that’s quite rare. We're enjoying even more of it now. Tea is well-known for its ...

Beautifully blooming loose leaf teas, display-worthy kettles, and self-warming mugs to keep your favorite tea drinker cozy ...

Many of us have a caffeine habit, thanks to that morning cup of coffee, or caffeinated tea. Caffeine isn't for everyone, however, and if you have issues unwinding at the end of the day or trouble ...

A phosphate test measures the amount of phosphate in your blood. Phosphate is what you get when you combine the mineral phosphorus with oxygen. When you eat certain foods — such as beans ...

Its neuroprotective effects come from its antioxidant levels. Tea infusion time affects its caffeine content. This means that the longer you brew bagged or loose-leaf tea, the more concentrated your ...

DIY corners of the internet are currently going crazy for the bleach leaf hoodie. If you’ve never seen one, this special hoodie project uses object-bleaching techniques to create a pattern of ...

This description, given by Abdullah al-Ghrayyeb, mayor of Dhayra, to Amnesty International, was used as evidence of white phosphorus being used by the Israeli military in an attack on the town in ...

They all contributed to the rise of bubble tea, the insanely popular Taiwanese drink that’s taken the world by storm in recent years. And now, it’s back in the spotlight thanks to recent ...

Tea plants came to India from China and Southeastern Asia about three centuries ago, brought here by India by the British colonialists. While experimenting to introduce tea in India, they noticed ...

The tea consisting of lemon, ginger and cinnamon helped her lose weight ‘naturally’. The woman also shared the process of making the tea with shredded ginger, one cinnamon stick and lemon.

“Those colored pigments are like a sunscreen for leaf tissue while the plants are retrieving nutrients from the leaf tissue,” says Yingying Xie, a plant ecologist at Northern Kentucky University.