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What better way to refresh yourself as the warmer days approach than with a cool glass of iced tea? continue reading...
It’s only a few weeks into 2011 and we bet that you’re already second guessing whether you can keep those New Year’s resolutions. If you need some help or want to start a healthy habit, David’s Tea has the following suggestions. continue reading...
The daily grind is stressful. Need a break? Tetley has found a way to help your day, no matter what kind of mood you’re in, with their new Tetley Color Therapy. continue reading...
Enjoy rather than waste and leftovers you may have from your Thanksgiving meal! continue reading...
Did you know that watching what you drink can help you lose more weight than watching what you eat! continue reading...
Sip your way to a stronger immune system and a better mood, and reduce your cancer risk with these 8 healthy drinks from Fitness Magazine. continue reading...
In this video WatchMojo.com speaks with international tea taster Kevin Gascoyne, who answers every question we had about tea. We discover different types, the methods to prepare them and all the health benefits associated with tea. continue reading...
Someone may tell you to chow down on some chicken soup when you’re not feeling well. But it actually does help. That, along with some other foods in your diet can lead to a killer immune system. Check out how these foods can boost your immunity: continue reading...
Here is a list of the world’s most expensive beverages. The funny thing is, many of the items on this list are actually known for their cheapness. Coffee, water, beer - you could easily not spend much money on these drinks. But here’s how the marketing industry has appealed to thirsty people with too much money in their wallets:
Most Expensive Coffee: Kopi Luwak, a.k.a. Civet Coffee - made from coffee berries which have been eaten, digested, and then, well, pooped out by the Asian Palm Civet.
Price: About $50-100 per cup continue reading...
Tea bags over your eyes to alleviate dark circles is a standard word of advice. But did you know there are countless more ways to use those trusty tea bags around the house? Check it out: continue reading...
