People often ask “How long will tea leaves stay good?” and I always say that if it is stored properly then the tea leaves can maintain potency for a couple years! But the key is “stored properly”!
Tea can be stored for several years if stored properly. There are 5 things that negatively affect the flavor and medicinal properties of your loose leaf tea: Lets check those out!
Loose leaf can be a little intimidating if you have never jumped into this camp before, but I have 3 steps here to help you see that brewing an herbal infusion with loose leaf tea is actually super simple!
Did you know that green, black, pu erh, oolong, and white teas all come from the same plant? Well, they sure do! The leaves from the Camellia Sinensis plant are the delicious ingredient that makes up the worlds most popular beverage! The difference in the teas is all in the process the leaves go through after being plucked.
FLU SEASON!!! Ok, deep breath everybody... flu season does not have to be the feared and dreaded season we have thought of it in the past. Because really how bad can it be to have an extreme fever, whole body aches, crippling fatigue, death gripping headache...oh wait, ya that is pretty bad. So lets get ready because this years flu season has been a doozie!!
The Cozy Leaf Sleep Ease blend is rich in herbs that contain powerful nervine properties! Meaning they are very calming and soothing to the nervous system! So it's not just your sleepy time tea, it is also a great blend to help calm and bring balance to the central nervous system. And what better way to enjoy those herbs than by churning them into delicious ice cream!?! That's what I thought, so I created a simple recipe to enjoy your Sleep Ease tea in ICE CREAM!!
Green tea packs an amazing punch of health benefits with research over the years showing those benefits to including preventing heart disease, fighting cancer cells, lowering cholesterol and risk of stroke, preventing diabetes, helping with weight loss by boosting the metabolism and burning fat, protecting the brain from Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease, and the list can go on and on.
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