Kerikeri Organic Tea
Organic Products in Far North
www.kerikeritea.co.nz/
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The Tea Council is an independent body dedicated to promoting tea for the benefit of those who produce, sell and enjoy tea . Tea is a diuretic Tea does not have a diuretic effect due to caffeine, unless the amount of tea consumed at one sitting contains more than mg caffeine, which is equivalent to between five and six cups of tea. There is substantial evidence that tea is rich in powerful antioxidants called flavonoids. Increasing evidence also shows that antioxidants found in tea, fruit and vegetables form an important part of a healthy diet. Green tea contains no caffeine Black and green tea are produced from the same plant, Camellia sinensis, so both green and black tea naturally contain caffeine. Both these simple and complex flavonoids are powerful antioxidants that may reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke and cancers.
So as well as eating more fruit and vegetables, antioxidant intake can be topped up by drinking tea. Research has shown that some of these antioxidants are absorbed by the body which may account for the results from a number of population studies suggesting that the antioxidants in tea may help towards maintaining a healthy heart. The scientific evidence for positive health effects of tea on these functions is growing but is not yet conclusive. Huge amounts of tea need to be consumed to derive any health benefits Just one cup of tea contains a rich source of antioxidants called flavonoids. Intakes of three to five cups of tea a day have been associated with health benefits.
Tea is bad for your teeth because it stains them On the contrary, recent research suggests that flavonoids and fluoride in tea may actually be beneficial to teeth by reducing cavities and helping to prevent plaque from developing. Drinking tea with meals reduces the absorption of iron from foods Tea consumption will not result in iron deficiency for people in normal health and who eat a healthy, varied and balanced diet. These include the quantity of iron, its chemical form haem iron and non haem iron , interaction with other dietary components and physiological factors in the individual. For example uptake is increased when the body’s stores are depleted and when needs are greatest, such as growing children or menstruating or pregnant women.
Haem iron is found in high levels in meat and its ready absorption by the body up to 25 is unaffected by tea drinking. Non haem or ionic iron found in cereals, fruits and vegetables is less well absorbed and its absorption is influenced by a wide variety of dietary components which include enhancers e. Kerikeri Organic Tea partners Gary and Tracy have an extensive and varied background in the food and beverage industry. Our main business is the supply of shops, cafes, hotels, restaurants and distributors throughout New Zealand as well as outlets in the Middle East, China, and Saudi Arabia as part of our co branding with the Esquires group of companies We also have a large mail order client base in New Zealand and around the world. We contract pack and manufacture for several New Zealand companies and will be starting supply to Chevron Caltex later this year.
Based on a rural property on the outskirts of Kerikeri we farm pigs, sheep and chickens as well as growing the beautiful citrus, fruit and veges the climate allows us to have
So as well as eating more fruit and vegetables, antioxidant intake can be topped up by drinking tea. Research has shown that some of these antioxidants are absorbed by the body which may account for the results from a number of population studies suggesting that the antioxidants in tea may help towards maintaining a healthy heart. The scientific evidence for positive health effects of tea on these functions is growing but is not yet conclusive. Huge amounts of tea need to be consumed to derive any health benefits Just one cup of tea contains a rich source of antioxidants called flavonoids. Intakes of three to five cups of tea a day have been associated with health benefits.
Tea is bad for your teeth because it stains them On the contrary, recent research suggests that flavonoids and fluoride in tea may actually be beneficial to teeth by reducing cavities and helping to prevent plaque from developing. Drinking tea with meals reduces the absorption of iron from foods Tea consumption will not result in iron deficiency for people in normal health and who eat a healthy, varied and balanced diet. These include the quantity of iron, its chemical form haem iron and non haem iron , interaction with other dietary components and physiological factors in the individual. For example uptake is increased when the body’s stores are depleted and when needs are greatest, such as growing children or menstruating or pregnant women.
Haem iron is found in high levels in meat and its ready absorption by the body up to 25 is unaffected by tea drinking. Non haem or ionic iron found in cereals, fruits and vegetables is less well absorbed and its absorption is influenced by a wide variety of dietary components which include enhancers e. Kerikeri Organic Tea partners Gary and Tracy have an extensive and varied background in the food and beverage industry. Our main business is the supply of shops, cafes, hotels, restaurants and distributors throughout New Zealand as well as outlets in the Middle East, China, and Saudi Arabia as part of our co branding with the Esquires group of companies We also have a large mail order client base in New Zealand and around the world. We contract pack and manufacture for several New Zealand companies and will be starting supply to Chevron Caltex later this year.
Based on a rural property on the outskirts of Kerikeri we farm pigs, sheep and chickens as well as growing the beautiful citrus, fruit and veges the climate allows us to have
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