Oolong Tea--Health Tea Bag

Oolong tea - Health & Beauty tea Oolong tea, also known as green tea or semi-fermented tea, is a unique Chinese tea variety with distinctive characteristics. It is said that the inventor the tea was named "Oolong", hence the name of the tea. Product NameOolong TeaIngredientsNarcissus Tea Leaves , TiKuan Yin Tea LeavesPackage(A)1.6g*25pieces/box sized at 14cm*7.2cm*6.8cm(B)12boxes/carton sized at 29cm*23.4cm*14.4cm(C)30Cartons/transportation carton sized at 75cm*73cm*59cmCertificationISO 9001,ISO 22000,HACCPBenefitsWeight loss benefits, improvingcognitive function,skin care benefit,prevent eczema and wrinkles, reducing heart disease risk. Benefits of Oolong Tea Weight BenefitsOne of the most recognized and widely tested benefits of oolong tea is its weight loss benefit. Polyphenol in oolong tea is effective in controlling obesity. Specifically speaking, it activates the enzyme that is responsible for dissolving triglyceride. It has been confirmed that the continuous intake of oolong tea contributes to enhancing the function of fat metabolism and to controlling obesity. Improved Cognitive FunctionThe benefits of oolong tea vary. One aspect of research has focused on brain function. A 2010 study in the "Journal of Nutrition, Health and Aging" found that drinking oolong tea improved cognitive function or the process of thought. The study focused on older individuals, aged 55 or older. Individuals experience improved memory and information processing. The findings were linked with tea drinking, however, and not coffee consumption. Reduced Heart Disease RiskOne reason you may drink oolong tea is to lower your risk of heart disease. Research shows some promise regarding oolong tea. A 2010 study in the "Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health" looked at the effect of coffee, green tea, black tea and oolong tea consumption on cardiovascular disease. Among the study's participants, men who drank at least one cup of had a 38 percent lower risk of cardiovascular disease mortality than nondrinkers. For women, tea consumption lowered their risk by 22 percent. Skin Care Benefits