Lipton, Green Tea, Lemon Ginseng Flavor with Other Natural Flavor

Everyone is well aware that over the past ten years, Guest Posting green tea has become a very popular drink. So why is green tea so popular? Is it an elixir of health? Research has shown that drinking green tea can benefit your health in many ways.It is not oxidized like classic black tea or oolong tea. Antioxidants are an important part of nutrition. The human body needs antioxidants to be in optimal health! And if you choose to add lemon to your green tea, it will be even better for you! To learn about the myriad health benefits of drinking green tea with lemon juice, read on!

Lemon juice is rich in vitamin C. Adding some lemon juice to green tea increases the antioxidant quotient of the drink. To make the perfect cup of green tea with a little lemon juice, follow the recipes below:

For a hot drink

Heat a cup of water, but make sure it's not boiling. Add a green tea bag to your favorite mug and fill it with water. Let the bag soak for 2-3 minutes. After removing the tea bag, squeeze a few drops of lemon juice and enjoy your delicious cup of green tea!

For a cold drink

Heat a cup of water (do not wait for the water to boil). Take a tall glass and add a green tea bag to it. Then pour warm water and let this mixture infuse for 2-3 minutes. Then add as much ice as you like to the glass and stir gently. Finally, add a little lemon juice to the cold drink. A delicious and healthy cold drink that you can enjoy whenever you feel like a soda or a cold drink! Adding lemon juice to a cup of green tea enhances the healing properties of your drink. This way you've made a drink that's anti-inflammatory and great for your immunity. Here are the main health benefits of consuming this drink:

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Great for digestion Green tea is full of catechins. Green tea is also loaded with compounds that reduce the rate of assimilation of iron from the food you have consumed. In very simple terms, green tea is a great drink if you suffer from digestive problems. Your body will be able to absorb much more nutrients from the food you eat if you follow up with a cup of green tea after your meal.

Your skin and hair will thank you!

So now you know that green tea can do wonders for your gut health and how efficiently your body absorbs nutrients. But did you know that green tea with a few drops of lemon juice will improve the appearance of your hair and skin? Yes, your skin will be protected from infections thanks to the antibacterial and antiseptic properties of green tea. This elixir of health is rich in vitamin C and vitamin A which helps in hair growth. Drinking this drink will give you long, shiny hair!

Beneficial for diabetics

If you are diabetic or pre-diabetic, this means that your blood sugar rises easily or your blood sugar is high due to insufficient insulin production. If you want to regulate your blood sugar, lemon juice and green tea can do wonders for you. Green tea bags often contain ginger. Ginger is rich in zinc. Zinc is great for insulin production and secretion. Insulin, in turn, keeps blood sugar under control. The high antioxidant content of green tea, like lemon juice, can also help your body deal with other side effects of diabetes. Higher metabolic rate One of the biggest reasons why green tea is popular in the wellness and health industry is because it is great for those looking to lose weight or reduce their body fat Drinking green tea with a little lemon juice has a positive effect on the body's BMR. Green tea can increase your body's BMR by 4% per day. This means that you will burn approximately 70 more calories per day.

Higher retention of antioxidants in your body

Early research into the health benefits of drinking green tea has shown that green tea is rich in antioxidants. As mentioned earlier, adding lemon juice increases the antioxidant quotient of the drink. Later studies showed that green tea can also increase the amount and types of antioxidants your body retains after consuming this beverage (don't forget to add lemon juice). About 80% of the catechins in green tea are retained in your body if you add a little lemon juice to your green tea. Vitamin C from lemon juice helps to stabilize the catechins in green tea in the intestines.