Are You Ready For The White Tea Revolution ? -
White tea and Green tea both find their roots in China dating back to a few thousand years ago. Green tea has become quite popular over the past decade particularly with
its ability to aid weight loss. Both originate from the same Camilla sinensis plant.
The two herbal teas find their differences in benefit and taste due to the way they are plucked from the Camilla sinensis plant.
White tea is plucked at a very early stage
when the leaves are still buds, while in the case of green tea the leaf is left to grow a little before it is then plucked.
White tea is soon going to be the talk of all weight loss enthusiasts. Research has started showing that in many aspects
white tea is much more effective than green tea, regarding weight loss in particular.
White tea contains three times more antioxidants than green tea. Antioxidants have a lot of benefits, particularly for people trying to lose weight. Antioxidants increase the metabolism rate which in turn lets you lose weight almost without effort. Antioxidants also help kill free radicals in the skin which are responsible for aging.
White tea has a delightful and sweet taste in contrast to green tea's rather bland taste. This is one of the main reasons it can be a great aid to weight loss enthusiasts as they will find it easier and fun to drink
white tea and follow the correct diet.
White tea was historically treated as a delicacy by Chinese people who reserved the wonderfully tasting brew only for the upper class people.
The caffeine levels in
white tea are much less compared to green tea. Now, you can enjoy a refreshing drink without having to worry about any side effects of caffeine to your
body.
White tea is in fact more effective as an alternative treatment against cancer than green tea will ever be. It simply has more antioxidants which can cripple the ability of cancer cells as well as preventing new ones from forming.
Green tea has had its days, watch out for a new form of tea taking over the herbal tea arena by storm.