Experts reveal the right way to brew tea and the right time to drink it for reaping maximum health benefits.(Image by Aamna Rose) As more people become aware of what they consume, tea stands out ...

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“Across a population, if people drink an extra cup of tea per day, maybe over time we’d see declines in illnesses that are closely correlated with exposure to heavy metals,” Shindel said.

Tea has long been among the most popular beverages in the world. People drink tea in the morning with breakfast, in between meals for an afternoon caffeine hit and to relax before bed. Most ...

Dr Mark Hyman, a renowned medical expert and educator, has issued a stark warning to tea drinkers. The doctor and public speaker regularly shares health advice with his millions of followers on ...

"Further studies are needed to validate our findings in other populations, and we need clinical trials to test the potential impact of changing the time of day when people drink coffee." ...

if a person is drinking tea even three times a day in a paper cup, then 75 thousand particles of microplastic are going into his body, which increases the risk of kidney damage. Till now people ...

However, a recent study from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona might give tea enthusiasts some doubt. The research indicates that drinking tea could lead to ingestion of harmful microplastics.