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My education includes a couple of years of university studies, a diploma in biblical studies, and a freelance writing certificate. After some soul searching I decided to study teas and their health benefits. www.tea-company-greeting.com

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About the Tea Leaf
In China where huge tea gardens grow, tea leaves are picked by hand. Women are given the job of picking the leaves because their fingers are very suitable for the plucking process. Read
By: Deidre Bissonette | 03/03/2008 | Tea
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The Quintessential Teapot
Drinking great tea should be enjoyed in just the right teapot. After pouring fresh hot water over your tea leaves, they will unfurl and steep for a wonderful flavor. Read
By: Deidre Bissonette | 18/02/2008 | Tea
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History of Tea
Tea comes from the plant “Camellia Sinensis.” Tea is made from one type of leaf or a blend of leaves. Black tea and green tea both come from the Camellia Sinensis. Red Tea is originally from South Africa is caffeine free and also has some antioxidant properties. Herbal tea comes from roots and berries and is called a “Tisane.” Read
By: Deidre Bissonette | 18/02/2008 | Tea
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The Health Benefits of Green Tea
Green Tea comes from the plant “Camellia Sinensis,” and is grown and picked all over the world. There are different green teas, and many originate from China. The secret of the health of tea lies in the way it is processed. Read
By: Deidre Bissonette | 18/02/2008 | Tea
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The Cha No Yu: the Japanese Tea Ceremony
The “Cha No Yu” meaning hot water originated as a Buddhist ritual. Eisai, the Buddhist Monk was famous for creating the Zen of this ceremony, as well as for planting the first tea plants in Uji, a region near Kyoto Japan Read
By: Deidre Bissonette | 18/02/2008 | Tea