G.S. Haly Company - Tea Revives the World

Did You Know?

The first Tea Estate established in India was CHABUWA (CHA - BUWA meaning Cultivation of Tea) in the year 1836?

Why is tea so good for your teeth?

Tea is made up of caffeine, tannins, amino acids and proteins with trace elements and vitamins niacin, B1 and B2. Those trace elements and minerals include fluoride, potassium, calcium and manganese. Coupled with its anti-bacterial properties, a good cuppa may just be the mouth health beverage of choice.

 

Learn the secret to how tea both stimulates and calms.

Tea owes its stimulatory effect to its caffeine content: unlike coffee or sodas the caffeine in tea does not act on the circulation via the heart, however, but directly on the brain and central nervous system. Its caffeine is bonded to the tannins and is not released until it reaches the intestine. This explains the demonstrable capacity of tea to increase concentration and responsiveness without all the jitters and subsequent crash of other caffeinated drinks.