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Health Tip: White Tea instead of Advil?
The next time you are aching and reaching for an Advil, think about having some white tea instead. University of London researchers tested over 2- plant and herb extracts and discovered that white tea consistently outperformed each of them. Among the benefits were reduced rheumatoid arthritis risk, age-related wrinkles and even in helping body tissue repair faster. White tea's benefits are believed to be the result of the way it is cultivated which undergoes less processing than other teas. This leads to higher antioxidant levels helping prevent inflammation in the body by repairing cellular damage caused by free radicals and oxidative stress.
Source: Triathletemag.com
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