By Robert PreidtHealthDay Reporter TUESDAY, March 9, 2021 (HealthDay News) — If a nice hot cup of tea sounds good to you, there’s even more reason to enjoy one now. Scientists have gained new insight into how tea helps lower blood pressure, perhaps pointing the way to new types of blood pressure medications. The researchers … Read more
At the outset, the participants completed questionnaires on their diets and other lifestyle habits. By the end of the study, 9,253 people had died. In general, the researchers found, people who drank moderate amounts of coffee were less likely to die during the study period — especially if they had a history of heart … Read more
There’s been a lot of buzz lately that kombucha, a fermented drink that’s become popular on supermarket shelves, may help with multiple sclerosis (MS). The fizzy drink, which is made from tea, sugar, bacteria, and yeast, is rich with probiotics, which are good for your digestive system. Kombucha tea also has polyphenols, which are … Read more
Cutting Chai – A really hot cup of tea (hence the name) served by the road-side tea stalls found in every city/town/village of India. By Reya Mehrotra Tandoor chaiIron tongs are used to place the earthen cup or pot on a hot tandoor. Once the cup is very hot, tea is poured, which makes it … Read more
By Serena Gordon HealthDay Reporter THURSDAY, Oct. 22, 2020 (HealthDay News) — If you’ve got type 2 diabetes and love drinking green tea or coffee, new research suggests you may be reducing your odds of a premature death. But you need to really love these drinks. The study found that having four or more cups … Read more
Uncertainty looms over export of basmati rice and tea to Iran as the Central Bank of Iran has slowed down allocation of currency against which Iranian traders were buying these commodities from India. Indian basmati rice exporters said they are not entering into new contract with Iranian importers so as to avoid any payment-related problems. … Read more
NEW DELHI: Traders’ body CAIT on Saturday presented more than 10,000 rakhis to Defence Minister Rajnath Singh designed by women entrepreneurs for Indian soldiers posted at borders with China and Pakistan, amid its campaign for boycott of Chinese goods. The rakhis handed over to Singh included ‘Modi Rakhi‘ made in Delhi. “The rakhis handed over … Read more