Nonacidic beverages like plant-based milk, water, and herbal tea may help reduce symptoms of acid reflux. Avoiding alcohol and carbonated beverages that trigger acid reflux may also help.

Green tea is a popular and tasty and it also has three times less caffeine than coffee as well as additional health benefits.

When the Mountains Call You Somewhere New It started with a cup of chai on a cold morning. I was in Manali, surrounded by ...

Boost is super zingy, pairing black tea with lemon, ginger and hints of lemon balm, as well as added vitamins B6, B12 and C. While Defence combines green tea with orange, passionfruit and elderberry, ...

This sparkling tea is 100% organic and completely booze free – Fortnum’s even state it’s suitable for drinking during pregnancy. Flavour-wise, expect tropical fruits, lemongrass and water mint, on top ...

African tea blends are popular for their unique flavors, often adding indigenous plant ingredients that provide unique tastes and health benefits ...

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Nutritionist Nmami Agarwal explains how your daily chai routine could affect your well-being and what could be healthier alternatives for this ...

As the heat blazes across much of the country, it’s cooling, soothing teas that are bringing comfort to tea lovers. Moving ...

While gin has long been admired for its herbal, floral, and citrus-forward profile, mixologists are now turning to another age-old beverage to deepen its complexity — tea. From smoky to floral, tannic ...

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