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  • #31
    ao ao......true...bas ka topic ta rashay...plzzz
    .....


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    • #32
      chinees green tea





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      • #33
        chines green tea makes lose weight

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        • #34
          Green Tea for Health and Beauty

          posted by Melissa Breyer Sep 26, 2009 5:01 pm
          filed under: True Beauty, Eating for Health, Healthy Beauty Basics, Skin Care




          Adapted from The Book of Green Tea, by Diana Rosen (Storey Books, 1998).
          Green tea does so much more for us than provide a few minutes of tea-sipping pleasure! Did you know that green tea has been shown to have many health benefits, including fighting the effects of aging and reducing the risk of some cancers? And green tea can also be used externally to make your skin glow, heal blemishes, cuts, and rashes, soothe strained or tired eyes, fight body odor, and more.
          We’ll tell you more about the health benefits of drinking green tea, and give you the formula for a wonderful all-purpose Green Tea Soother Spray (you can use it as a mouthwash, a blemish-healer, and a whole lot more), as well as a great tip for keeping shoes and feet fresh. Learn the secrets of green tea for better health and body care. It‘s all right here:
          Green Tea for Health
          According to Professor Takuo Okada, “Vitamin E reduces the number of peroxide lipids, which slows down cell degeneration and the aging process. Green tea has been shown to be twenty times more active in this respect than Vitamin E.”
          The polyphenols in green tea appear to reduce the risks of certain cancers. These powerful antioxidants help control the activity of free radicals, the unstable compounds that can destroy cells and are implicated n a host of diseases, not just cancer.
          Researchers in Great Britain discovered that drinking four or five cups of green tea a day might help reduce both high cholesterol and high blood pressure, and that both black and green teas were shown to inhibit ultraviolet B light-induced skin cancers.
          Green tea fights against flus and other viral diseases, strengthens capillaries, and prevents infection.
          Green Tea for Beautiful Body Care
          Green Tea Soothing Spray
          This great soother has many uses (see below). Use unflavored, unscented plain green tea.
          INGREDIENTS
          1 cup green tea leaves
          1 quart spring water
          1. Steep the tea leaves in boiling water for 20 minutes.
          2. Cool and strain the liquid into a sterilized bottle and refrigerate.
          Uses for Soothing Spray:
          1. As a cooling, refreshing bath splash.
          2. As a perk-up for tired feet.
          3. As an anti-fungal foot soak. Soak feet in a quart of soother and do not rinse.
          4. Use as a mouthwash.
          5. For minor cuts, rashes, or abrasions: saturate a cotton pad with soother and apply to injury for five minutes. Repeat. This can be done up to 4 times a day.
          6. To soothe minor sunburn, soak a cloth in the soother and place on sunburned area. Keep on for about 15 minutes.
          7. To freshen strained or tired eyes, soak cotton pads in green tea solution, squeeze out excess, and lay gently on eyelids. Let pads rest on lids for about 10 minutes. Repeat if necessary. This reduces puffiness and red eyes.
          8. Use as a blemish remedy. Splash on face or dot on blemish with pure cotton. Do not rinse.
          Great Idea for Fresher Shoes and Feet
          A great use for leftover leaves after brewing:
          Allow spent tea leaves to dry, then crush them and sprinkle in shoes and socks to help keep feet healthy. Or fill an old nylon stocking with the dried leaves and place in your shoes.



          Read more: http://www.care2.com/greenliving/gre...#ixzz1JEpjMHOw



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          • #35
            Originally posted by sheenkay View Post
            chines green tea makes lose weight
            it is realy good for weight lose but very strong too.



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            • #36
              have u ever had green tea ice cream?

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              • #37
                Originally posted by sheenkay View Post
                have u ever had green tea ice cream?
                no,never had.



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                • #38
                  Green tea ice cream is something that Japanese or Sushi restaurants used to serve
                  for dessert.
                  It is nowhere near as good as the sound of it.

                  Has anyone mentioned that the Qawa one finds in Peshawar is so
                  delicious partly due to the way they serve it in those bowls.

                  Look at the diff with the pic above of the clear GLASS of green tea.
                  Does NOT look appetizing at all.

                  Whereas the white china of the bowls used makes a beautiful background to
                  the Qawa's amber green color, enhancing the aesthetics of the drink.
                  I always refuse sugar, but even that looks pretty sitting on the bottom
                  of those white bowls.

                  All in all, Qawa is an elevating drink ; and somehow can't be replicated
                  that I have seen in America...

                  By the way, in Karakoram Highway communities, they have that
                  lovely Jasmine Green Tea imported right across the border from Xinjiang.
                  I brought back some tins of it - then discovered it at my local Richmond District of SF Chinese produce market ....oh well !
                  Recommended anyway for a change of pace.

                  Chrysanthemum tea is also nice.

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by sheenkay View Post
                    i said the truth, nadana halka LOL

                    no you didnt
                    and

                    oh you didnt call me nadan

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by sheenkay View Post
                      chines green tea makes lose weight
                      i think you need to drink galons and galons

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                      • #41
                        Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
                        no you didnt
                        and

                        oh you didnt call me nadan

                        i did!, u called me nadana

                        Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
                        i think you need to drink galons and galons

                        it was for u, LOL drink galons of tea, lose some weight u r too fat

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                        • #42
                          Originally posted by sheenkay View Post
                          i did!, u called me nadana




                          it was for u, LOL drink galons of tea, lose some weight u r too fat
                          i was joking and just wanted to point out your nadanyath

                          yes i will drink atleast two galons ,i need to loose some weight to fit into my suite.

                          but seriously which tea does this miracle?

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                          • #43
                            Originally posted by graveyardofempires View Post
                            i was joking and just wanted to point out your nadanyath

                            yes i will drink atleast two galons ,i need to loose some weight to fit into my suite.

                            but seriously which tea does this miracle?

                            u asking as im having that miracle tea lolz



                            some lady bought this from chines shop i was wid her, so i remember
                            its called swan tea

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                            • #44
                              I drink Matcha green tea as often as I can.. there's something to be said about the health benefits of actually ingesting the entire leaf rather than just steeping it in water. It contains more chlorophyll and antioxidants than regular tea.


                              Japanese ceremonial green tea made from gyokuro tea leaves
                              Gyokuro tea is high in chlorophyll as a result of unique growing conditions.
                              The leaves are covered with cloths or bamboo curtains, under which they
                              develop a rich green colour. The tea leaves are steamed, dried, then ground into a fine, bright green powder.
                              *From silk road | green teas

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                              • #45
                                Originally posted by sheenkay View Post
                                u asking as im having that miracle tea lolz



                                some lady bought this from chines shop i was wid her, so i remember
                                its called swan tea
                                Okay

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