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Thursday, March 19, 2009

Is There Caffeine In Wu Yi Tea?

By Jared Rothe

Let's face it: caffeine has suffered a bad rap. In the 1970's and '80's it was earmarked as a potential contributor to coronary disease and atherosclerosis, spurring a new industry: decaffeination. No longer could the consumer simply ask for a cup of coffee or tea after their leisurely restaurant meal - no! Now one must choose: high-rev; full caf; half-caf; decaf; or a wide range of herbals and flavored versions of our staple coffees and teas.

Wu Yi tea is a beverage many have been enjoying recently. It is a caffeinated drink that is full of flavor from its leaves. These plants are natural and conain the chemical compound that is cultivated and harvested into a rich delicious drink.

Wu Yi tea contains a lot of benefits that should be recognized. Tea is very high in antioxidants which lower cholesterol, reduce stress, and improve brain functioning. It also helps improve digesting and reduces the occurrence of osteoporosis.

Antioxidants also help to fight off harmful free radicals which cause aging to your body and damage your immune system. By drinking Wu Yi Tea it helps to improve your skin, hair, organs, and bones giving them the nutrients necessary to fight against the free radicals. These antioxidants also work together to protect cellular and metabolic levels of your body to promote and maintain healthy weight.

Lowered blood pressure: Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, places excessive stress on the arterial and veinous wall tissue and is a major contributing factor to developing atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries. The process damages the cellular matter that forms the millions of tiny spaghetti that forms our circulatory system and forces the heart to work harder to circulate blood throughout the body. Green teas, such as Wu Yi Tea, reduce inflammation and swelling of the vein tissues, help the body to maintain healthy blood pressure levels and stave off the onset of cardiovascular disease.

Caffeine will help you going throughout the day. It fights off fatigue and sleepiness. Wu Yi tea contains around (200 mg/L per 20 + fluid ounces), so toxic overdose levels aren't likely. Around 90% of us indulge in caffeine regularly to help us sharpen up throughout the day to maintain the focus we need. - 17273

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