In general, all teas offer some health benefits, but one kind wins out because of its high antioxidant content—which can help ...

People start drinking green tea for a lot of different reasons. Maybe you want to lower your caffeine consumption, invest in your health and wellness, or are just looking for something new in your ...

Tea has several perks, including supporting heart health and protecting bones. (Getty Images) There are few things cozier than curling up under a blanket with a warm cup of tea. But tea offers much ...

Drinking green tea is safe for most people but consuming large amounts may raise the risk of iron deficiency anemia, liver ...

“Overconsumption is very rare from green tea beverages,” says Jiang. However, green tea extracts may lead to side effects, including nausea, abdominal discomfort and increased blood pressure. Experts ...

When the mercury rises and the sun is blazing, nothing satisfies like a frosty drink. You might slake your thirst with a cold brew, a lemonade, or an Arnold Palmer—or you could embrace the health ...

Most people who reach for caffeinated beverages identify as either coffee drinkers or tea lovers. But having a mix of both ...

Your daily cup of tea might be impacting your liver more than you think. Research suggests moderate consumption, especially ...

Digestion doesn't begin after your last bite. "Digestion starts in the mouth," Dr. Stanton points out. "Chewing food well enhances mechanical digestion and allows the brain-gut axis time to signal ...

It's impossible to mention sweet tea without talking about the South. But how did one sugared drink become synonymous with an entire regional identity? Caroline is a Southern-born and New York-based ...