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Need better immunity? Try these teas!
Drinking tea could actually ward off some very serious conditions, including cancer and obesity. It might sound inflated, but some surveys have stated that the world drinks about six billion cups of tea a day.
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Coffee, Tea, Soda Tied to Higher Risk for Gastroesophageal Reflux
California Man Claims Spilled Starbucks Tea Burnt Him So Badly His Genitals Were Disfigured
Tommy Piluyev is suing Starbucks as he says he was severely burned after a lid on his cup had popped off, spilling hot tea on his stomach, hands and genitals
Is black tea effective in losing weight? Here is what research says
There have been enough studies to prove that black tea is effective when trying to shed kilos. But the impact of adding milk and honey in it is still unknown. So, sipping one or two cups of black tea in a day is fine. Do not go overboard.
2020 Wayne Regional Agriculture Fair canceled
Due to the evolving COVID-19 situation, its impact on community health and well-being, the 2020 Wayne Regional Agricultural Fair has been cancelled.
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Immunity-Boosting Drink: How To Make Cinnamon And Clove Tea To Fight Cold And Flu
This clove and cinnamon tea is a refreshing mix of health and taste. While clove has a nice hot and pungent flavour, cinnamon has mildly sweet tones.
"Super hot mom" essential health artifact-Leica mini healthcare machine
One machine with multiple functions, take care of baby / wellness and leisure
Conagen develops unprecedented critical lactoferrin protein produced via fermentation worldwide
Conagen announced today the discovery and development of a sustainable proprietary lactoferrin protein that mirrors the nutritional properties of lactoferrin from breast milk. The first-of-its-kind natural lactoferrin protein is produced via fermentation process at commercial-scale.
How much caffeine does the tea contain? The fact is not so scary.
Caffeine is contained in tea or coffee, and its content varies greatly depending on the place of origin, variety and production method.