A registered dietitian dives into the benefits of black vs. green tea, highlighting which one may be best for your personal needs.

At its most basic, tea is a mix of water and dried plant material. So-called true teas like black (such as English breakfast, Earl Grey, and Darjeeling), green ... There’s a good chance the ...

No drink has more variety on campus than tea. There are over 50 commercially available teas at LMU, without including sweetened and latte options. The choices might seem overwhelming, but this guide ...

How to pick the healthiest types for youBlack tea contains plant compounds called theaflavins, which may help protect your ...

Green tea is a popular type of tea made from the unoxidized leaves of the Camellia sinensis bush. It is less processed than other teas and is rich in antioxidants. It naturally contains caffeine and ...

So, what's the deal? Is green tea good for bloating? Dr. Ghyssaert says there are no magic foods or drinks that reduce bloating, especially if you have an underlying condition. However ...

Green tea is believed to promote weight loss and health benefits due to its catechins, but the evidence supporting its comparison to Ozempic is inconclusive. Studies show green tea may aid ...

Is green tea good for you? Here, we'll get into the science, plus how much you need to reap the benefits. Green tea has got ...

Matcha green tea, derived from Japan, offers a nutrient-rich drink with numerous health benefits. It is high in polyphenols, improves brain function, reduces stress, supports heart and bone health ...

Cindi Bigelow ’86 MBA is the third-generation president and CEO of Bigelow Tea, which was founded by her grandmother in 1945. Still 100% family owned, the company is the national market leader in ...