August 13, 2023 | Categories: Fitness, Health, Mental Health, Weight Loss & Nutrition
When many Americans think of drinking tea, a tall glass of iced sweet tea might come to mind, or, you might think it’s a hot beverage often sipped by the senior set. But if you’re one of the 159 million Americans drinking tea on any given day, you already know how delicious this good-for-you beverage can be. About 75 to 80 percent of tea consumed in America is iced, and we’re going to guess that a lot of those beverages are sweetened.
But if there’s ever been a time to start a low-to-no-calorie healthy habit that can improve your health from head to toe—and yes, even help you feel less stressed—this is it.
Tea is chock-full of flavonoids, which are naturally-occurring compounds with antioxidant properties that can protect cells against free radicals. Consuming a diet rich in antioxidants might help reduce your chances of developing diseases, like heart disease and cancer, according to MayoClinic.
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