Beverages

According to the National Coffee Association, more than 50 percent of all U.S. adults drink coffee every single day. Worldwide, coffee is the second most consumed beverage to water in many nations, and it’s the leading contributor of caffeine ...

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By now, you've probably heard all about the benefits of green tea. A cup or two per day is said to lower your blood pressure, alleviate inflammation, reduce the risk of heart disease and even ...

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We all love and adore that morning cup of coffee. Whether it’s from the aroma of the bold, robust flavor or the ritual of making the coffee and grinding our own beans, it's a nostalgic ...

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You’ve probably heard a lot about the health benefits of drinking tea, especially the benefits of green tea, considered by many to be the ultimate "anti-aging beverage." In Okinawa, Japan — one of the world's ...

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I think C.S. Lewis may have been speaking directly to me when he said, “You can never get a cup of tea large enough or a book long enough to suit me.” One of the ...

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Despite its recent surge in popularity, the extensive list of apple cider vinegar benefits has been well-known for centuries. It's been shown to keep blood sugar in check, amp up weight loss, and even improve ...

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What drink is insanely inexpensive to make, keeps skin glowing, aids in digestion, can help you lose weight and is packed with vitamin C? No, it’s not an elixir sold on late-night infomercials. It’s lemon ...

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Taking a stroll through the tea section of your local supermarket can be overwhelming for even the most well-versed tea aficionado. From green tea to white tea to oolong tea and beyond, it seems there ...

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Senna is an herb that comes from a variety of flowering species of Cassia plants, often used to make senna tea. Senna leaf, fruit and pods have been used in tea form as a purgative ...

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Have you ever heard of the French paradox? It's a well-researched phenomenon that refers to people who live in certain parts of France where red wine is commonly consumed during meals having fewer cases of ...

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