Dancong as a hangover tea, a special recipe
A while ago a reader asked me to write some recipes for the festivals involving...
Tea and Health
Tea Guardian deciphers myths, claims, and scientific researches so you can use tea wisely to the advantage of your health. Concepts in traditional Chinese medicine ( TCM ) and field facts are also covered.
Tea at the Onslaught of Wuhan Coronavirus
In honour of all the victims and their families and friends, and in the hope that we learn something from this largely preventable pandemic, this is my sharing as a tea specialist and a multiple times epidemic witness. Quotation: These ( tea ) catechins can bind differently to neuraminidase ( i.e. the chemical in viruses that breakdowns the defence of our cellular wall ) and might overcome known drug resistance related virus mutations…
Tea vs Alzheimer’s Disease
The most expensive disease of our time and incurable, Alzheimer’s destroys the brain slowly before killing a person. Tea maybe a useful daily habit against it.
Tea Against the Cold
As Nature manifests its power over us earthlings with fatal blizzards and cold fronts, paralysing...
Any Health Benefits in the Tealeaves after First Infusion?
“Can I use the same tealeaves for a couple of infusions? I mean, I read in some places that it’s ok, but I don’t know if there will be any health benefits after the first infusion. Any tips?” A question from Kate…
Preventing Hurtful Mouth Ulcers
Mouth Ulcers, aka aphthous ulcers, ( Chinese: 痱滋 ) are sores or open lesions in the...
Make Yourself a Wonderful Christmas… with Tea!
Christmas sober Every year on Christmas Eve, people gather to celebrate the birth of Christ...
Is Tea Gourmet? Or is it Health?
Some tea merchants complained that the recent attention on tea for better health is actually...
From Shengcha to Shu Cha, a Microbial Change
Shengcha pu’er looks and tastes differently from its dark colour cousin, shu cha pu’er. Yet...
When tea turns cold…
What to do with that cup of cold tea? Don’t drink it, at least not...