Tea Fact of The Day | Herbal Goodness

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In North and West Africa, you often see tea being poured high above the cup. This can be to oxidize the tea and refine its flavor. Or for that matter to cool the tea down so they can drink it right away.
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Drinking bamboo leaf tea supports hydration, relaxation, skin wellness, and antioxidant balance.

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You can find dried bamboo leaf, powder, extract, drops, oil, and bamboo leaf green tea.

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