Green tea health
Green teas have studied intensively during the recent years as a supplement in the fight against the so called ‘lifestyle related conditions’, such as obesity, cardio-vascular disease, cancers and diabetes….
Green tea is the only class of teas that is un-fermented. It is also the biggest family in the Chinese tea empire.
Green tea has gained quite some recent attention on the international stage as a result of it’s many health benefits. About 30-40 years ago, researchers in the areas of nutrition and natural therapy started paying some serious attention to the Chinese teas (teas made of Camellia sinensis) for their possible role in the prevention of many modern life style related conditions such as cancers, diabetes, cardio-vascular diseases and obesity, mainly due to their high anti-oxidants content. As the doctors running out of options with pills and knifes, and these conditions have been on the steady rise even with latest technology and treatments of modern medicine, some alternative solutions need to be explored. Green tea was among the first ones studied.
The renewed interest in this ancient Chinese beverage has put it in the spot light of both researchers and merchants: with more and more research conducted and studies extended to all six categories of Chinese teas, the knowledge regarding the actual active compounds and mechanism of their health benefits is building. At the mean time, it has also attracted many merchants to jump on the wagon as a business opportunity.
At Valley Green Tea, we like to inform our customers with actual evidence based information from the latest researches, as well as explore this marvel beverage from a culture perspective as a source of life enjoyment instead of a mere Chinese medicine.
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Green teas have studied intensively during the recent years as a supplement in the fight against the so called ‘lifestyle related conditions’, such as obesity, cardio-vascular disease, cancers and diabetes….
Green tea family Green tea is the biggest family of Chinese teas, with more than 300 recorded. Green teas can be divided into 4 sub-classes based on their drying methods….
Green Tea originated from China. It was brought to Japan by a Japanese Buddhist monk in around 1191. Although the majority of the characteristics of green tea have been preserved,…
Three basic stages of making Chinese green teas: Evaporating ‘greenness’ (杀青): a process using high temperature to stop the functions of enzymes naturally contained in the fresh green tea leaves. …
All conventional teas (with the exception of herbal teas) are made from a species of plant called Camellia sinensis. Premium green teas are made from the very young tea leaves…
We are all familiar with the ancient Chinese tale of how the tea was discovered by the ancient Chinese emperor Shen-Nong-Shi in about 2737 BC: when he was touring the…
Location: Dong-Shan of the Tai Lake, the Jiang-Su province of easten China – the original birth place of Bi Luo Chun. Bi Luo Chun tea bushes are trimmed right back…
Dragon Well (Long Jing) green tea is one of, if not the most, well known Chinese green teas. It birthplace is the Long Jing Village of the Zhe Jiang Province,…
Many people are aware of the health benefits of green teas today due to the frequent publication of research results in the media. For many green consumers outside of China,…
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