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Dian Hong Golden Needles is a newer variety of Dian Hong black tea. Based on the traditional Dian Hong production process, Yunnan tea makers have introduced mechanized methods to create this high-quality Dian Hong Golden Needles black tea. The selection of raw materials for Dian Hong Golden Needles is quite meticulous. The premium grade usually uses fresh bud leaves as raw material, while lower-grade versions typically use one bud and one leaf. What are the benefits and effects of Dian Hong Golden Needles tea? What Are the Benefits of Dian Hong Golden Needles Tea? 1. Stimulates alertness and reduces fatigue The caffeine in Dian Hong Golden Needles can stimulate the cerebral cortex, exciting the central nervous system, enhancing alertness, and improving concentration. Regular consumption sharpens thinking and enhances memory. Dian Hong Golden Needles can also excite the cardiovascular system and heart, strengthening heartbeats, accelerating blood circulation, and metabolism. 2. Promotes saliva secretion and cools the body The polyphenols, sugars, amino acids, pectin, and other compounds in Dian Hong Golden Needles react with saliva, quenching thirst and cooling the body during summer. It stimulates saliva production, moistening the mouth and generating a refreshing sensation, which helps regulate body temperature and promotes…

Tea is a traditional beverage in our country. It contains large amounts of tannic acid, tea alkaloids, caffeine, and small quantities of aromatic oils, chlorophyll, multiple vitamins, and other nutrients. Drinking tea in moderation can invigorate the mind and body, quench thirst, eliminate dampness and heat, and alleviate illnesses, all of which are greatly beneficial to human health. So how should one drink tea healthily? Follow the four principles of "early, less, mild, and warm"! 01 Early The best time to drink tea is in the morning. After a night's metabolism, the body has consumed a lot of water, and the concentration of the blood is high. Drinking a cup of mild tea not only replenishes fluids but also dilutes the blood and prevents damage to the gastric mucosa. Tea is rich in caffeine, which has an exciting effect, keeping the mind alert, and this effect lasts for some time. If tea is consumed in the afternoon or evening, it may cause insomnia at night, which could have a negative impact on health, especially with newly harvested green tea, which has a strong stimulating effect. 02 Less The best amount of tea to drink is in small quantities. A large…

White tea is known as a one-year tea, a three-year treasure, and a seven-year elixir—the older it gets, the better it becomes. It's not that time takes its toll on our appearance, but rather that we don't drink enough aged white tea. It's especially beneficial for those who often stay up late, have high liver heat leading to acne, bad breath, and irritability. Cooking or steeping a pot of aged white tea each day can be both comfortable and health-promoting. The Benefits of Drinking White Tea White tea is one of China’s traditional famous teas and belongs to the category of minimally processed teas. After harvesting, white tea is neither pan-fried nor rolled; instead, it is sun-dried or gently dried over low heat. Its appearance features intact buds covered in fine downy hairs. The infusion has a clear yellow-green color and a mild, sweet aftertaste. 1. Regulates Blood Sugar: White tea is rich in essential active enzymes. Long-term consumption can increase the activity of lipase in the body, accelerating the breakdown and metabolism of fats. It can also effectively control insulin secretion, reduce sugar absorption, and promote the excretion of excess sugars, which helps regulate blood sugar levels and maintain…

Drinking green tea does not cause heatiness. As a non-fermented tea, green tea has a slightly cool nature. It is rich in caffeine and catechins, which can accelerate bodily excretion and promote metabolism. These substances also help to alleviate heatiness and reduce dryness. Moderate consumption of green tea will not only prevent heatiness but also replenish the body's moisture and provide a cooling effect to relieve summer heat. Benefits of Drinking Green Tea First, green tea has excellent properties for refreshing the mind and alleviating fatigue due to the presence of caffeine, which stimulates the central nervous system, enhancing mental alertness and focus. Second, the caffeine in green tea can aid digestion by stimulating gastric juice secretion, thus helping with digestion. Third, green tea contains catechins, which are beneficial for cardiovascular health and have a strengthening effect on the heart. Fourth, green tea helps protect teeth. The rinsing action of tea water is effective, and the fluoride in tea can help prevent tooth decay and promote dental health. Fifth, green tea contains polysaccharides that possess anti-aging properties and can help protect against radiation. Consuming green tea does not lead to heatiness. Green tea possesses numerous benefits, including refreshing the mind,…

Lao Banzhang Pu'er tea is known for its digestive properties and ability to remove oils from the body. It is particularly effective for those who frequently indulge in greasy foods during social engagements. Drinking a strong cup of Pu'er tea after meals can help reduce oiliness, effectively preventing weight gain. Regular consumption can also aid in weight loss. Additionally, Pu'er tea promotes excretion and boosts metabolism, aiding in detoxification. The Benefits of Lao Banzhang Pu'er 1. Anti-Aging The catechins found in Lao Banzhang Pu'er tea have anti-aging properties. The high concentration of these compounds in Yunnan large-leaf tea makes it more effective against aging than other teas. The abundant polyphenols in the tea help combat skin aging. 2. Stomach Health Despite its bold flavor, Lao Banzhang Pu'er tea supports stomach health. By reducing the amount of tea used and avoiding overly concentrated brews, the tea can protect the stomach and intestines. It also aids in breaking down fatty substances and promoting digestion, thereby benefiting stomach health. 3. Lipid-Lowering and Weight Loss Regular consumption of Pu'er tea reduces cholesterol and triglycerides in the body, which has been medically verified to aid in obesity management. Lao Banzhang, being more potent than regular…

The scorching summer is the most unbearable time of the year, causing inexplicable irritability. At such a moment, sipping on a cup of Pu'er ripened tea is an exquisite pleasure. Some say that drinking green tea helps to quench internal heat in summer, while drinking black tea and Pu'er tea promotes health in winter. So, is it suitable to drink such a warming Pu'er ripened tea in the scorching summer? Some even directly put ripened Pu'er tea on the "blacklist" of summer beverages, but this is not the case! Ripened Pu'er tea, after undergoing pile fermentation, has a mild nature and a mellow, smooth taste. Drinking ripened Pu'er tea in summer can warm the body and dispel dampness, quench thirst, warm and protect the stomach, and promote sleep at the same time. Who is Suitable to Drink Pu'er Ripened Tea in Summer 1. Overweight People In summer, overweight people are more suited to drink Pu'er ripened tea. The caffeine, vitamins, amino acids, phospholipids, and other components in Pu'er tea help with digestion and have a significant effect in inhibiting the increase of abdominal fat. The tea is rich in vitamin B1, which is essential for burning fat and converting it…