Drink Tea To Improve Heart Health!
In a lot of countries, tea is the preferred beverage.
In England, it's black tea, in Japan it's green and Jasmine tea
and in some parts of China-it's white or oolong tea.
And then there's South Africa- for centuries, the people of South
Africa have used the leaves from the Rooibos tree as a refreshing tea.
And for some time now, the benefits of drinking this tea have been
great looking skin.
That's right- Rooibos tea has been used to treat rashes, eczema
and other skin disorders.
But today, researchers say you can lower the bad (LDL) cholesterol levels
and raise the good (HDL) cholesterol levels by downing about
30 to 40 oz. of Rooibos tea a day.
This caffeine-free tea improves your liver's ability to keep blood
fats balanced.
And lastly, this tea is sweet tasting, so no extra sweetner is needed, and
since it doesn't contain caffeine, you can give some to small children,
(make it chilled tea, not hot) especially kids suffering from colic.
Find Rooibus tea at health-food stores or online at Amazon.com.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
In a lot of countries, tea is the preferred beverage.
In England, it's black tea, in Japan it's green and Jasmine tea
and in some parts of China-it's white or oolong tea.
And then there's South Africa- for centuries, the people of South
Africa have used the leaves from the Rooibos tree as a refreshing tea.
And for some time now, the benefits of drinking this tea have been
great looking skin.
That's right- Rooibos tea has been used to treat rashes, eczema
and other skin disorders.
But today, researchers say you can lower the bad (LDL) cholesterol levels
and raise the good (HDL) cholesterol levels by downing about
30 to 40 oz. of Rooibos tea a day.
This caffeine-free tea improves your liver's ability to keep blood
fats balanced.
And lastly, this tea is sweet tasting, so no extra sweetner is needed, and
since it doesn't contain caffeine, you can give some to small children,
(make it chilled tea, not hot) especially kids suffering from colic.
Find Rooibus tea at health-food stores or online at Amazon.com.
Good Luck!
JGib~~
RedCarpetRxs!
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