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Roibos

Posted By: Maureen
Date: Wednesday, July 5 2006, at 7:10 p.m.

Have you tried the new tea on the block? Roibos? I highly recommend this sultry tasting tea, especially with vanilla, but I'd also like to see a blend with cardamom. Tazo, an excellent tea company, has a selection of roibos teas. Roibos is an Afrikaans' word meaning red bush, and is commonly referred to as red tea. Roibos has been around for a long time and was mostly cultivated in only one region of South Africa. It has gained popularity in western cultures mainly because of its high levels of antioxidents and because these come without paying the price of side effects from caffeine. The Khoisan people of South Africa used it as an herbal remedy. The antioxident properties alone seem well worth using this tasteful product as they can help fight chemicals in the body that alter cells and create cancer as well as oxidize blood vessels which leads to heart attacks and stroke.

Tazo African Red Bush Tea

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Roibos
Maureen -- Wednesday, July 5 2006, at 7:10 p.m.

Roibos Health Benefit
Maureen -- Wednesday, July 5 2006, at 7:20 p.m.

Re: Roibos Health Benefit
Carlos -- Monday, August 7 2006, at 5:13 a.m.

Roibos Health Benefit Available
Maureen -- Sunday, August 13 2006, at 6:01 p.m.

Re: Roibos Health Benefit Available
Dan B -- Tuesday, March 4 2008, at 4:44 p.m.

Re: Roibos Health Benefit
Maureen -- Sunday, November 5 2006, at 9:36 p.m.

Roibos Properties
Maureen -- Wednesday, July 5 2006, at 7:44 p.m.

 

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Message: > Have you tried the new tea on the block? Roibos? I > highly recommend this sultry tasting tea, especially > with vanilla, but I'd also like to see a blend with > cardamom. Tazo, an excellent tea company, has a > selection of roibos teas. Roibos is an Afrikaans' word > meaning red bush, and is commonly referred to as red > tea. Roibos has been around for a long time and was > mostly cultivated in only one region of South Africa. > It has gained popularity in western cultures mainly > because of its high levels of antioxidents and because > these come without paying the price of side effects > from caffeine. > The Khoisan people of South Africa used it as an > herbal remedy. The antioxident properties alone seem > well worth using this tasteful product as they can > help fight chemicals in the body that alter cells and > create cancer as well as oxidize blood vessels which > leads to heart attacks and stroke.
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