The Best Tea for Men's Health
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Updated - November 3, 2022
Men should be drinking tea, in fact men should drink teas that are made for the male body. There are so many benefits to drinking tea, and specially for men who drink tea. The benefits include immune-boosting properties, antioxidants, stress-reduction, calcium, fluoride, anti-inflammatory aids and even cancer-fighting catechins. Teas have a lower caffeine content than coffee and herbal blends have none. It is easily the best no-calorie alternative to water with plenty of added flavour.
Our line of men's teas are blended to provide certain benefits, such as improve stamina, increase energy, provide relaxation so that you can get a good night's sleep and to also improve your sex drive. There are no magic bullets here, or blue pills, but with enough time, herbal teas can improve your ED or simply give you the boost you need to increase performance or sustain your performance.
Our blend of teas can be beneficial for many men with erectile dysfunction. Teas tend to have little or no side effects than pharmaceuticals, making them a good option for some individuals. Keep in time that herbal blends take longer to see improvement as it relies on frequent and consistent consumption. Therefore drinking 2 to 3 cup per day is a good start.
Try adding the following foods to your diet can also help to improve your ED. Omega-3 rich foods: you can find omega-3 in Mackerel, Salmon fish oil, walnuts, chia seeds, and salmon. Omega-3 will also help you produce healthier sperms. - Zinc-rich foods: pumpkin seeds, dark chocolate, Wheat Germ and Garlic. - Almonds: Almonds are a rich vitamin E source which is an important antioxidant and can improve the circulation in your penis. Protein-rich foods: meat, chicken, and fish can give your body the right amounts of a component called L-arginine. L-arginine will improve your circulation and make it easier for you to achieve an erection.
Ginger helps maintain a healthy circulation. It will also help you relax and sleep better. Ginger contains many active components that will improve your overall health. Try our sea moss gel, which are fortified with ginger and green tea. In traditional Caribbean culture sea moss gel or Irish moss is consumed regular to improve sex drive and performance. It is commonly know to give a man "strong back."
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- Rooibos: Sipping on this South African blend is your new weight loss solution. Research published in the journal Phytomedicine found this fermented tea has the power to increase your metabolism to burn fat faster and even inhibit the formation of fat cells in the first place. Top of the teapots.
- Assam: If you hate the taste of coffee but can’t survive the afternoon without an energy slump, this Indian variety is your answer. Packing a caffeine punch of 86mg (similar to a coffee) it also contains L-theanine, a combination proven to increase focus and negates the post-caffeine comedown you normally feel with coffee.
- Hibiscus: Worried that stress is making your blood boil? Try drinking three cups of hibiscus tea a day. A study conducted by Tufts University found this new habit has the power to lower your blood pressure by seven points, therefore reducing your stroke and heart attack risk too.
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- English breakfast: Don’t let your builder’s brew habit go overboard. While a couple of cuppas can be beneficial, more than seven a day is linked to a 50% increase your prostate cancer risk. It may sound like a lot but you’d be surprised – around 25% of all men in the University of Glasgow study were in that category.
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All tea when too hot: Stop slurping. Leaving your tea too cool could save your life. A
study found drinking tea, of any variety, when it’s too hot makes you eight times more likely to develop oesophageal cancer. Don’t let it burn.
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Source for this article: Original article appeared in Men's Health: https://www.menshealth.com/uk/health/a754540/the-best-and-worst-tea-for-your-health/