The humble malva nut, which for centuries has been used to make tea in Southeast Asian countries, could have a much more ...

According to an American longevity expert there is almost no dementia among Ikaria's residents and tea and coffee may help them stay sharp.

Unlike caffeinated teas, which are derived from the Camellia sinensis plant, herbal teas are made from a blend of herbs, flowers, spices and fruits, providing a caffeine-free alternative with diverse ...

Sparkling tea, a fizzy fusion of traditional brews and refreshing bubbles, is not just a trend - it's a delicious lifestyle ...

This warming masala chai is made with both green and black teas, whole spices, and fresh ginger, yielding a creamy and restorative drink with gentle grassy notes.

Teas made from ingredients like milk thistle, mint, turmeric, dandelion, ginger, and basil are known to enhance liver ...

If you're someone who enjoys both tea and coffee, you're not alone! There's no reason you have to choose one over the other.

I woke up with severe stomach pain. I could barely function. My first reaction was to ask the doctor what was happening in my stomach. She said that “I was looking at gallbladder disease. All that ...

A nut used in herbal tea has become a hydrogel perfect for a variety of biomedical uses in new research. Scientists created a malva nut hydrogel for medical uses ranging from wound care to ECG ...

Tea is reclaiming its place in modern wellness with powerful antioxidants, heart health benefits, and mental clarity support.