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STAY HEALTHY

TEA AND BODY PROTECTION

A large number of studies suggest that tea may help address key health issues.

Tea and Heart Health

Drunk without milk and sugar, tea consumption is associated with a healthy heart.  Clinical studies have shown that flavonoids in tea may promote good heart health by improving blood vessel function and in part by modulating blood pressure.