Why White Tea is the Best Choice for Your Daily Routine?

Why White Tea is the Best Choice for Your Daily Routine?

Are you ready to take on a new challenge and transform your daily routine? Or maybe you're already in this white tea gameđŸ”and would like to know more about this amazing brew? In this article, we will explore the powerful benefits of incorporating white tea into your life. So get ready to embark on a journey towards a healthier and more energized you with me!

Any good story starts with white tea...

Known as the Elixir of Immortality in Asia for centuries, white tea gets its name from the silvery-white color of its leaves. Originally reserved for the Imperial Court of China, white tea has a long history of being cherished for its laborious production and exquisite aroma.

Legend has it that Emperor Chen Nung stumbled upon the creation of tea about 5000 years ago. While white tea originates from China, its cultivation has expanded to countries like Vietnam, India, Sri Lanka, and Kenya in recent years. These regions provide ideal conditions for harvesting this rare and precious tea.

What makes white tea so special?

White tea is not your average cup of tea. This legendary tea stands out for being the source of the most powerful antioxidant in the world, containing three times more polyphenols than green tea and being 100% more effective. It remains almost in its natural state, undergoing minimal transformation during the manufacturing process, which results in its subtle and refined taste. This purity allows white tea to retain its properties and offer numerous benefits to the skin and body. 

It is also  packed with nutrients that can boost your immune system and improve your overall well-being. By adding white tea to your daily routine, you are giving your body the fuel it needs to thrive. I know in the UK the black tea is mostly cherished one, but opening to some over varieties can be very benefiting.

How tea plant becomes white tea?

Derived mainly from the buds of the tea plant, white tea, green tea, and black tea all come from the same tree, Camellia Sinensis or Chinese Camellia. The main difference lies in the minimal processing that white tea undergoes, making it the purest and most exquisite of them all. This herbal brew that feature young and minimally processed leaves and unopened buds of already mentioned tea plant. Therefore, white tea is very close to its natural state. When it comes to Organic White Tea by Leonia that you can find in our shop it is harvested from Vietnamese ecological and ethical farms, but it originated naturally in China along with its process that are a few steps:

đŸŒ±Harvest of fresh tea leaves by hand
This process only take place a once a year, during the first days of spring.

đŸ§șWithering
It is the first step in making white tea. This process is intended to remove water from the leaf in order to make it more malleable. As well as prevent browning and to release certain scents to the air.

☀Drying leaves
This is the second and as much crucial step. The drying occurs through either exposing withered tea leaves to the Sun, of course if weather allows it or by a stream of hot air. If the drying is too low, the tea leaves risk molding during storage due to the remaining moisture. But if the temperature is too high it can also cause some aroma to disappear.

And then voila, you get your organic white tea that is ready to sit fit in your cup... or in your skincare😅 but we are getting there.

How can white tea change your life?

Powerhouse of benefits for the skin, offering a multitude of virtues when infused. But it’s not like only our skin can benefit from white tea. You already know that white tea contains one of the most powerful antioxidant. In general it has the power to revitalize your mind and body, giving you the energy and focus we all need to conquer your day. So hey, let’s dig in a little deeper!

Skin is our biggest organ, often when something happening with our body inside, there will be signs outside. Here are few benefits of white tea  for skin only: 

Anti-aging: White tea stands out as the most potent antioxidant in the world. It shields skin cells from free radicals that accelerate aging and deterioration. The catechins found in white tea play a crucial role in maintaining collagen and elastin in the skin, ensuring a supple and firm complexion for an extended period. Research has even shown that white tea offers protection against the damaging effects of the sun's ultraviolet rays. White tea is undoubtedly a must-have weapon in the fight against skin aging and external aggressors.

Moisturizing: White tea is a key player in maintaining optimal skin hydration. Packed with antioxidants, white tea helps preserve the skin's youthful appearance by safeguarding its elastic fibers. Not only does it promote supple and firm skin, but it also imparts a radiant glow to a dull complexion and soothes delicate skin. When applied to the body and décolleté, white tea nourishes and enhances the skin's appearance while preventing the onset of new signs of aging. White tea is a champion in promoting adequate levels of hyaluronic acid, a renowned moisturizing substance in the realm of cosmetics. This acid naturally occurs in various body tissues, including the skin and joints. As we age, the concentration of hyaluronic acid diminishes, underscoring the importance of its preservation.

Anti-acne and anti-blemish: Antioxidants are invaluable allies in the battle against acne, as they help regulate the body's and skin's toxin levels. Consumed daily, white tea aids in detoxifying the body. When used in skincare products, white tea assists in controlling excess sebum production, fading acne scars and blemishes. It also works wonders in tightening enlarged pores on the face, resulting in smoother and more even skin texture.

How about our overall health? You shouldn't be surprised by now that white tea can aid in keeping us healthy in many aspects:

Immune system: White tea is often associated with an "Elixir of Immortality" . Thanks to its many antioxidants, white tea allows the body to defend itself against any possible external attack. It helps improve natural defenses . It is also particularly effective during the winter by boosting the immune system. It prevents infections.

Heart Health and Cholesterol: It helps lower bad cholesterol and increase good cholesterol . It has powerful effects on heart health, stroke prevention, blood sugar levels and high blood pressure due to its catechins. The heart is protected.

Brain health: White tea has many positive effects on brain health . Thanks to theanine, it would also improve concentration and mood while reducing stress. It has many benefits on morale. In addition, it would allow clear improvements in memory. It fights against Alzheimer's disease and boosts cognitive abilities.

Reproductive health: Several studies have demonstrated positive effects on male reproductive health . The antioxidants present in white tea are said to help protect the male reproductive organ. It is also said to block oxidative stress. White tea contributes to sperm mobility.

Oral health: White tea is rich in fluoride , it prevents cavities, protects teeth from plaque and bad breath. Fluoride also makes the surface of the teeth more resistant to sugar and acids. Thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties , white tea helps reduce gum infections for a healthier and healthier mouth.

Fat burner: White tea is an excellent fat burner. Indeed, it stimulates and promotes energy production. As a result, it promotes the elimination of toxins in the body and quickly helps you lose weight. Due to its high catechin content, it allows you to space out meals and thus say goodbye to snacking: it has a real appetite suppressant action . It brings, among other things, positive effects on the metabolism which contributes to the reduction of calories and fats. Of course just drinking tea won't perform a miracle, but it is a great addition to your workout routine, or to even get you started! 

 

Say goodbye to sluggish mornings and hello to a renewed sense of vitality and radiant skin! With white tea by your side, you can take on any challenge that comes your way and forget about 10 steps skincare routine or spending plenty of money on many health supplements. 

Experience the adventure of white tea

Are you ready to unlock your full potential with the help of white tea? Take the leap and discover the life-changing benefits of this incredible beverage. Embrace the adventure of incorporating white tea into your daily routine thanks to these top beneficial contents of white tea:

Tea Minerals: Potassium, calcium, and magnesium are essential minerals found in white tea that play crucial roles in maintaining our overall health. Potassium helps regulate our acid-base balance, control cell pH, and support kidney function. Calcium is vital for strong teeth and bones, while magnesium contributes to nerve transmission, muscle relaxation, cardiac function, and blood sugar regulation. Trace amounts of other minerals like zinc, copper, sodium, and nickel are also present in white tea.

Polyphenols: White tea is a powerhouse of natural antioxidants, containing even more polyphenols than green tea. These antioxidants are key players in combating cellular aging and protecting our bodies from oxidative stress.

Catechins: Another group of polyphenols, catechins are known for boosting the immune system and enhancing natural defenses. White tea boasts the highest concentration of catechins among all teas.

Theanine: Often mistaken for caffeine, theanine is a calming amino acid found in white tea that helps reduce stress and improve concentration and mood. Despite its low levels in white tea, theanine has significant benefits for overall well-being.

Tannins: While present in minimal amounts in white tea, tannins are responsible for the stimulating effects of tea. They bind to caffeine, prolonging its effects and giving tea its unique color and bitterness.

Caffeine: White tea contains varying levels of caffeine, depending on factors like the tea variety and processing methods. Generally, a cup of white tea contains 20 to 55 mg of caffeine, providing a gentle energy boost without the jitters associated with coffee.

You don't have to thank me, but your body and mind will thank you for giving white tea a chance. In Chinese medicine, this potent drink is utilized to alleviate high fevers and combat bacteria, strengthening antibodies and aiding in the healing of wounds. In essence, white tea is a powerhouse for health, with rumored benefits extending to life expectancy. Can you not feel the rush of energy and vitality by only reading this, think how it's gonna feel as you sip on this powerful elixir. Let white tea be your companion on your journey to a healthier and more vibrant life! 

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