Which green tea to choose?
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Which green tea to choose?
I have been diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic colon cancer. I read the cancer section in the health benefits page.... also, just heard that switching from coffee to green tea is good for weight loss. I'm about to order the teapot package but would like to order green tea with it...
any suggestions?
Flutterbys
any suggestions?
Flutterbys
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Thanks for the note.
Due to the fact that ALL teas-- not just all green teas-- come from the same plant (good ol' Camellia Sinensis), all have the same basic chemical composition. This means that, while slight differences may occur due to processing, all teas have very similar health benefits (even those found in a supermarket).
The real key is to find one that fits your individual tastes. Personally, i'd recommend the Dragonwell. For the quality and price, it is one of the best teas we offer. Here is the link:
http://www.adagio.com/green/dragonwell.html
Hope you agree,
Chris
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Due to the fact that ALL teas-- not just all green teas-- come from the same plant (good ol' Camellia Sinensis), all have the same basic chemical composition. This means that, while slight differences may occur due to processing, all teas have very similar health benefits (even those found in a supermarket).
The real key is to find one that fits your individual tastes. Personally, i'd recommend the Dragonwell. For the quality and price, it is one of the best teas we offer. Here is the link:
http://www.adagio.com/green/dragonwell.html
Hope you agree,
Chris
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Hi
I am looking for a good everyday green tea that is mellow and without a very astringent aftertaste. My husband and I don't know a lot about green teas, but we are very eager to try.
Best wishes,
Stephenie
I am looking for a good everyday green tea that is mellow and without a very astringent aftertaste. My husband and I don't know a lot about green teas, but we are very eager to try.
Best wishes,
Stephenie
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Steph-
I've been grooving on our Green Anji a lot lately.
It's got a great mellow, almost sweet, taste that's not too "spinachy." Here is the link:
http://www.adagio.com/green/green_anji.html
Cheers,
Chris
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I've been grooving on our Green Anji a lot lately.
It's got a great mellow, almost sweet, taste that's not too "spinachy." Here is the link:
http://www.adagio.com/green/green_anji.html
Cheers,
Chris
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Stephenie,
Seems SUN's green tea is what you are looking for. SUN's green tea is a pure green tea. It tastes mellow and pleasure. The website is http://orientalflavor.com, this website allows customers to try the free sample before buy.
Thanks
berrowboys
Seems SUN's green tea is what you are looking for. SUN's green tea is a pure green tea. It tastes mellow and pleasure. The website is http://orientalflavor.com, this website allows customers to try the free sample before buy.
Thanks
berrowboys
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Green Tea properties
A good discription on the properties of green tea and its benifits can be found at [u]http://www.greenteaparty.com/green_tea_ceremony.htm
There are several pages that discribe the properties of several other teas at http://www.greenteaparty.com
There are several pages that discribe the properties of several other teas at http://www.greenteaparty.com
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I've become a big fan of the Gyokuro tea here. It's a little expensive, but it looks really good, and tastes great as well.
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