Da Hong Pao Oolong has always intrigued me – its deep history, legendary status, and the breathtaking, almost magical mountains where it grows make it a tea like no other. During our trip to China, we had the exciting opportunity to experience this tea up... The post Our Da Hong Pao Tea Adventure appeared first on Teapro ..read more

Menstrual cramps can be debilitating for many women throughout the course of their lives, and it is no secret that many herbal teas have proven to be a great natural alternative form of pain relief. Period pain is caused by cramps, spasms, contractions and inflammation... The post Top 5 Herbal Teas for Easing Period Pain appeared first on Teapro ..read more

Struggling from hypertension? Let’s explore 7 herbal teas to lower high blood pressure naturally. Hypertension, commonly known as high blood pressure, is a prevalent condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It occurs when the force of blood against the artery walls is consistently too... The post 7 Teas to Lower High Blood Pressure: Best Herbal Remedies for Hypertension appeared first on Teapro ..read more

Looking for a natural remedy to soothe aching headaches or migraines? Let’s explore herbal teas for a gentle and effective way to ease discomfort. From the calming properties of chamomile to the uplifting zing of peppermint, these teas offer more benefits than just a comforting... The post 9 Powerful Teas for Natural Headache Relief appeared first on Teapro ..read more

The numerous health benefits of ginkgo biloba tea are just one of the reasons why it holds such strong significance in Chinese and Japanese culture. As one of the oldest plant species in the world, ginkgo biloba is the sole survivor of an entire plant... The post 7 Remarkable Health Benefits of Ginkgo Biloba Tea appeared first on Teapro ..read more

The numerous health benefits of gingko biloba are just one of the reasons why it holds such strong significance in Chinese and Japanese culture.  As one of the oldest plant species in the world, gingko biloba is the sole survivor of an entire plant family. Its species has been growing in China and Japan for the past 170 million years, so, it’s no wonder that gingko biloba is also seen as a symbol of longevity and peace.    How is Gingko biloba Tea Grown? Its resilience in withstanding harsh conditions like pollution, pests or even the Hiroshima atomic bomb only adds to its ..read more

We’re going to explore the enchanting world of blue butterfly pea tea and how its mesmerising colour-changing abilities can take your cocktail or mocktail creations to the next level. Whether you’re an experienced mixologist or just love creating unique drinks, these compilation of recipes are designed to inspire you. 1. Lavender & Butterfly Pea Flower Spritz Mocktail Experience a serene blend of botanical bliss with our Lavender & Butterfly Pea Flower Spritz Mocktail. This enchanting drink combines the calming essence of lavender with the vibrant hues of butterfly pea flower tea ..read more

Lady’s Mantle (Alchemilla vulgaris) is a perennial herb traditionally used in herbal medicine. Recognisable by its fan-shaped, pleated leaves and small, yellow-green flowers, Lady’s Mantle has a long history of use in Europe for various medicinal purposes, particularly for women’s health issues. Nutritional Information Lady’s Mantle tea is primarily valued for its medicinal properties rather than its nutritional content, as it is an herbal tea made from the leaves of the Alchemilla vulgaris plant. However, here is a general overview of what you might find in a cup of Lady’s Mantle tea ..read more

Originating from Europe and the Middle East, peppermint tea has been cherished for its refreshing flavour and medicinal properties for centuries. In terms of benefits, peppermint tea is an all-rounder, known for its soothing effects on the digestive system, its ability to alleviate headaches, and its refreshing taste, whether enjoyed hot or cold. Peppermint leaves can be sustainably harvested throughout the growing season, with the resilient plants often flourishing and regenerating rapidly.   Peppermint Tea: History Unpacked  Did you know that peppermint tea has been enjoye ..read more

Originating from Europe and North America, oat straw tea is made from the dried stems and leaves from the avena sativa plant while still young and vibrant. The main benefit of oat straw tea lies in its ability to enhance focus and cognitive functions, in addition to it being a sought-after choice for managing stress and anxiety. Naturally gluten-free, oat straw tea can be enjoyed for its calming effect and due to it being caffeine free, it is a great choice for unwinding any time of day. Oat Straw: Soothing Skin care Did you know? Oat straw is not only infused into a calming tea but i ..read more