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Teas that boost the results of intermittent fasting plan

Teas that boost the results of intermittent fasting plan

Our bodies are accustomed to absorbing energy from food throughout the day. Hence, it’s normal to experience some discomfort during the initial days of intermittent fasting.  Drinking tea can help ease these symptoms, as your body starts to adjust to the fasting period.  Tea can help you ease into fasting by reducing some of the common side effects and changing your eating habits. By decreasing ghrelin levels, tea can help block the hunger hormones, effectively stopping the pangs. Here are the types of teas that can help you on your weight loss journey:  Hibiscus Tea Hibiscus tea can aid in natural...

All you need to know about Oolong Tea!

All you need to know about Oolong Tea!

Origin Oolong is a tea representing the true craftsmanship of horticulture and tea production. It is a semi-fermented tea, and hence cannot perfectly fall under the category of green tea or black tea. Its form, palate and fragrance vary depending on where it's grown and how the tea master processes it. Its origin is traced back to the lands of China and Taiwan, where it is cherished even today. Due to its texture and colour, it was earlier called “Black Dragon Tea”, however, this name was later changed to oolong. The flavour of this tea can be sweet, light, woody and...

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Tea Smoked Roast Chicken

Tea Smoked Roast Chicken

Tea adds a different flavor dimension to your dishes and this recipe is somewhat tried and tested. Our experiments of cooking with tea all began in Cochrane Place, our family run hotel in the Darjeeling region.
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