Blogs — Organic Tea

Who doesn’t love a great flowing mane? And, it’s relaxing to know that a thing as basic as black tea and green tea can help you have a luscious hair growth. All you need to do is soaking up a cache in a bowl of water, pouring the mixture on hair, and rinsing it off after 10 minutes. Don’t forget to condition your hair after the complete therapy. While black tea prevents breakage, green tea adds strength to the follicles and promotes growth.

Hibiscus Tea is a time-honored, therapeutically rich cure for a range of health conditions. And, it isn’t something we’re saying out of an unfounded, self-elevating idea of this herbal brew, but medical researches, which has established the significant benefits of Hibiscus Tea. Historically, Hibiscus Tea was used to treat sore throat, heart diseases, and lower body temperature in African countries. However, studies have also looked into its potential to treat high cholesterol and blood pressure problems. We’ve hyperlinked a few of them further in this blog.  So, let’s dive in straight!

A lot of people have switched to organic green tea for its enormous health benefits. There is no doubt that it contains a higher proportion of antioxidants and nutrients than regular conventional green teas. We have compiled a list of major advantages of choosing organic green tea over conventional green tea.

The term “organic” refers to the way agricultural products are grown and processed. While the regulations vary from country to country, organic crops must be grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, bio-engineered genes (GMOs), petroleum-based fertilizers, and sewage sludge-based fertilizers. Unlike organic standards, there is no specific definition for "conventional crops".