Move
Over Green Tea and Black Tea,
There
is a New Tea in Town
Discover Why More & More People Are
Swearing
By the Benefits of Red Tea
Several studies have shown
that green tea does not affect weight loss.
For
example, a study published in the European
Journal of Clinical Nutrition in 2009 found that green tea extract did
not affect the resting metabolic rate of 12 normal weight men.
Meanwhile,
a Cochrane Review of green tea
research found that green tea led to only small, statistically insignificant
weight loss in overweight or obese adults. The review also noted that regular
consumption of green tea didn't help people keep weight off.
In
addition to these alarming findings, there could be another problem – if you
are putting sugar into your green tea that could be a source of extra calories
that you are not accounting for.
According
to experts, some people who are frequent tea drinkers may consume up to 300
calories or more a day from sugar.
So
what about Black tea?
Black
tea is actually “burnt green tea,” and it is full of caffeine just like regular
green tea. Ingesting too much caffeine can cause heart palpitations, nausea,
vomiting and “jittery” feelings.
Even
if you drink decaffeinated green or black tea, the decaffeination process
destroys much of the natural ingredients. It makes more sense to drink a tea
that naturally contains no caffeine (like the tea I’m going to reveal in just a
moment).
Another
common problem with black tea is that it is often taken with milk, which slows
down the absorption rate of valuable antioxidants and polyphenols.
Surprisingly, skim milk slows this process down at a greater extent than whole
milk.
So
if green tea and black tea are not ideal for weight loss what should the
responsible dieter drink?
The
answer was found in the jungles of Africa where Kenyan tribesmen drink red tea to eliminate hunger pangs while
they hunt for their next meal.
Red
tea not only gets rid of hunger pangs, but it also promotes fat burning and
boosts energy without relying on caffeine. That’s
right, red tea is caffeine free.
Red
tea is basically the perfect health drink. It’s refreshing and tasty, hot or
iced. It helps clear toxins ... it reduces fat-storing hormones ... and it
promotes the production of fat-burning hormones ... all while naturally
reducing stress and balancing insulin.
Red
tea is caffeine free, vegan and vegetarian safe, dairy free, gluten free and
sugar-free.
It’s
a great alternative to caffeine — with absolutely no jitters, so “flushing fat
away” is safe and rapid. Red tea also contains no fats or carbohydrates. The flavor is mild and slightly sweet.
One
more thing about red tea, it has no oxalic acid, so there is no risk of kidney
stones, unlike with black and green teas. It also has very low tannin levels so
it’s much better for you than green and black teas that have high tannin levels
and can bind iron.
One
great thing about red tea is that it is packed
full of powerful antioxidants that fight oxidative damage caused by toxins
in your body and that are scientifically proven to have an antibacterial,
antiparasitic and antiviral action to boost your immunity.
The bottom line is drinking
delicious red tea not only “halts hunger” but can also reverse the harm caused
by the built-up toxins in your fat cells with its powerful antioxidants.
That’s
why I believe that red tea could be the breakthrough many people who have been
struggling to lose fat have been waiting for.
