Discover the powerful drink that could be your heart's best friend. With its rich history and surprising benefits, this ...

Since green tea isn’t oxidized, it retains its green hue—hence the name. And since it’s not fermented, it also tends to taste ...

Rich in polyphenols and antioxidants, coffee consumption has been linked with a lower risk of type 2 diabetes, Parkinson’s, ...

Is caffeine bad for your health, and does all decaf taste bad? A nutritionist and barista offer their verdicts on some controversial claims about coffee.

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Sam Macgregor works in an east London call centre, fielding NHS 111 calls. Ahead of his new show, Hold the Line, which debuts ...

The authors of the study claimed: "The consumption of green tea catechins is associated with a statistically significant ...

On top of this, diet tends to play a major role in clearing out excess low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol - the kind ...

"Brewing green tea is both an art and a ritual," says Ayales. "For loose leaf teas like Sencha, 170°F to 185°F is perfect," she explains, "as hotter water can scald the leaves, resulting in bitterness ...

Throughout the summer of 2025, the Parisian department store La Samaritaine will be hosting a pop-up by Café Isaka, the ...

Steep the tea in 450ml/16fl oz freshly boiled water for a few minutes, then strain. Pour the coconut milk over the rice (if using) and add 300ml/½ pint of the green tea.

The Naisnow Tea & Bakery chain is doubling down on its health-focused strategy by opening light food stores and offering new sugar controlled drinks containing natural ingredients, as Chinese ...