Are hot drinks good for you in hot weather?

It's totally true: latest study has shown that drinking a hot beverage on a hot day actually can cool you down. The idea of drinking hot drinks in warm weather goes back hundreds of years and it is true. The reason your body will still feel cool after drinking a cup of hot tea, whether during the summer or winter, is because of the caffeine in the tea.

Moreover, turns out there are some nerves in our mouth and tongue that have some special receptors. When you eat or drink something hot, receptors get that Heat-Signal, and let the brain know what's going on. When the brain gets the message "Oh, my! It's hot in here," it turns on the mechanism "Cool Ourselves Off". Basically, it means "sweating".

"The hot drink somehow has an effect on your systemic cooling mechanisms, which exceeds its actual effect in terms of heating your body," says McNaughton (neuroscientist at the University of Cambridge).

So, depending on your environmental conditions, Hot Cup of Tea isn’t such a crazy idea after all:)

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TEA FOR YOU

Tea has been a favorite beverage (second favorite drink after a water!) for thousands of years. A cup of hot tea on a rainy day can chase the chills away and a glass of ice tea will work great on a summer day! But more than that, tea can bring your friends and families together, cozy night next to the fire logs playing a good old game or sitting on a porch sharing your secrets…

Online-store HappyAvenue.net (powered by HAYA Group Inc.) offers many types of tea. However, today we’d like to represent to you the most beautiful and romantic one. 

Blooming tea is delicious art and healthy beverage for every age. The name match the delicate beauty also called “Flowering Tea”. Each creation can take from one to ten minutes to sew together. 

The teas are shaped by hand and formed into different shapes to dry. They are carefully tied bundles of tealeaves with flowers opening up from the center into an artistic display after immersion in hot water. 

Flowers like chrysanthemum, jasmine, carnation, marigold or calendula. These teas are given romantic names like Heart of Love for a red bloom tea, and Falling Water or Let It Snow for a white bloom tea. When arranged into elaborate configurations they can be called Jasmine Lily, Butterfly, Lady Fairy, and Dragon Playing With Pearls. 

For the best results brew each bloom for 3 minutes in a hot boiled water. Suggested temperature 90ºC (200ºF). Each bloom can make up to two pots of tea. Each tea bloom can be steeped two to three times. Make sure to decant the steeped tea into your teacups as soon as it has steeped. Add fresh hot water only when you are ready to brew another pot of tea. For the best viewing, use glass teapot or glass cups. 

Place Your Order Today and enjoy these display teas for fun or special occasions.

Blooming Tea

Blooming tea (or flowering tea) is delicious art and healthy beverage for every age and family. Each creation can take from one to ten minutes to sew together. The teas are shaped by hand and formed into a tight ball to dry.

They are carefully tied bundles of tea leaves with flowers opening up from the center into an artistic display after immersion in hot water.

Flowers like chrysanthemum, jasmine, carnation, marigold or calendula. The names match the delicate beauty also called “Flowering Tea”. These teas are given romantic names like Heart of Love for a red bloom tea, and Falling Water or Let It Snow for a white bloom tea.

When arranged into elaborate configurations they can be called Jasmine Lily, Butterfly, Lady Fairy, and Dragon Playing With Pearls. For the best results brew each bloom for 3 minutes in a hot boiled water. Suggested temperature 90ºC.
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