What is the reason why you like drink tea?

I started driking tea because my weight loss trainer advised me to o so. EVen after goals were achieved, I never stopped drinking it because I love the way it made me feel.

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Personally, I prefer tea because it gives a refreshing feeling, specially after a long day of work. Its my favourite hot drink which I look forward to everyday. I usually like indulging in a Ceylon black tea which is strong in flavour and its powerful in antioxidants. ( Moderator: promotional message mediated )

I love the scent that fills the room
I like to feel energized or calmed, depending on which tea I choose.
I also like the fact that you can drink tea in any situation and it will make everything better

Green tea, black tea, white tea, and oolong tea are all known to have many health benefits but in my experience drinking, moderate amounts of green tea every day gives you the best health benefits.
Also something I have noticed is that Ceylon Green Teas contains a higher amount of antioxidants and vitamins as compared to other forms of tea as they are not oxidized. Over the years of trying out many different brands one brand that I can definitely recommend is XXX ( Moderator: promotional message deleted. Message to promoter: we hate comments with hidden and dishonest messages like that you have posted, as would any reputable reference site such as Wikipedia. However, we do have a proper commercial channel: Teashop Finder. )

I prefer drinking tea over coffee as it leaves me refreshed. Not only that but it’s known for its health benefits. I try to maintain a healthy lifestyle as much as possible so green tea helps me a lot as it’s full of vitamins and antioxidants which are beneficial. ( Moderator: promotional message deleted. Message to promoter: we hate comments with hidden and dishonest messages like that you have posted, as would any reputable reference site such as Wikipedia. However, we do have a proper commercial channel: Teashop Finder. )