Vanilla Tea - Waiang

Waiang tea vanilla aroma

flavored with vanilla in pieces and aromas 

BOTANICAL NAME:

Camellia Thea Link

FAMILY:

Theaceae

PLACE OF ORIGIN:

India

NATURE OF THE PLANT:

Cultivated 

Ceylon Black Tea (B.O.P = Broken Orange Pekoe) represents 70% of the blends of these flavored teas to which Vietnam Tea (O.P. = Orange Pekoe) is added for 25%, and China Black Tea for 5% ; in addition, the addition of Aromas equal to 3% must be taken into account. Denomination of the Aroma (DL. 27/01/1992 N. 109 ART.6 ) and of the part of the plant contained for about 2-3%. 

To flavor these teas are also used IDENTICAL AROMAS and NATURAL FLAVORS, sometimes mixed together.

The vanilla aroma makes this tea truly unique. 

The active ingredient in vanilla, vanillin, can measure cholesterol levels in the body. Lower cholesterol can prevent atherosclerosis, inflammation of the arteries and the formation of blood clots.

Among the other properties of vanilla we can find:

• Healing properties. Vanilla is rich in antioxidants, which can help prevent the destruction of cells and tissues throughout the body and stimulate the body's natural regrowth. In addition, the antibacterial nature of this remedy can protect the immune system and reduce stress on the body, making it much easier to recover from injuries or diseases.
• Cancer prevention. The most important functions of antioxidants are to eliminate free radicals in the body, which are created as natural byproducts of cellular metabolism. The antioxidants present in the extract of this remedy, especially the high concentration of vanillin, can prevent the negative effects of free radicals, such as cancer and chronic diseases.
• Reduces inflammation.  For centuries, vanilla in numerous forms has been used to soothe inflammation throughout the body. This is especially effective for inflammation of the liver, which can occur for numerous reasons. Vanillin is a crucial part of this remedy.
• Hair care. Vanilla is often included in hygiene and beauty products because of its many benefits on hair and skin. If you suffer from frequent split ends or hair loss, applying its essential oil in a carrier oil can to some extent strengthen the hair and induce blood flow to the scalp, promoting growth and more aesthetically pleasing hair.
• Prevents acne. For people who regularly struggle with acne, it can often feel like a losing battle. Fortunately, the antibacterial nature of this beneficial flower makes it a powerful ally in the battle against pimples, as it can eliminate the underlying infection and speed up the skin's healing process. It can also reduce the appearance of scars from a particularly nasty acne attack.