Ayurvedic Healthy Tea and Its Benefits
Black Tea
Patalkot is a frequent destination and tea is an important part of Nawazi among the tribals. This tea is without milk for a tremendous sweetness, and while taking a sip of the tea, when these tribals are asked the reason for the sweetness of this tea, the answer is equally sweet, 'Sweetness like this tea in the relationship between you and us Remain '. Well, to prepare this tea, a cup of tea leaf and 3 teaspoons of sugar is boiled in 2 cups of water.
When the tea is about one cup left, it is removed and filtered and served. According to herbal experts, sweet tea plays a very active role in calming the mind, that is, it helps in reducing stress. Modern research also certifies this quality of tea. The truth is, if a sweetness of tea brings such strongness in relationships, then the tension on our life can be touched.
Gotti Tea
In Bundelkhand, you are often treated with Gotti tea or green tea. This tea, popularly known as Lemon Grass, has a grass-like appearance. The sweetness of this tea brings a fresh freshness to the aroma of a little lemon. Three leaves of lemon grass are crushed on palm and put in two cups of water and boiled. Add sugar as per taste and boil it till it remains one cup. Those who like the taste of ginger can crush a pinch of ginger and add it. Milk is also not used in this tea. Gotti tea has amazing anti-oxidant properties and Gouti tea is very effective in controlling any type of infection inside the body.
This tea is very capable of reducing obesity. Modern research also seems to prove this fact. Green tea prevents the formation of fat cells ie adipocytes. For this reason, many countries of the world are seeing Gotti tea as a medicine to reduce obesity and continuous research is going on. New research suggests that Gotti tea plays an important role in the activation of fat and cholesterol-lowering protein kinases.
Sour Gotti Tea
While making Gotti tea, orange or lemon peels are added to this tea and some quantity of lemon juice is also added and then sour sour Gotti tea is served. You can see such guests in the Gondwana region of central India. Originally practiced among the Gond, Korku and Baiga tribes, this tea also has wonderful medicinal properties.
When asked about the secret of their longevity from the elders of the village, the direct answer is, 'Khatti Gotti Chai' and the interesting thing is that tribals have been adopting this anti-aging formula centuries old and now modern science has started to label it Has been doing. New researches suggest that the mixture of green tea and lemon slows down the process of aging, that is, if you consume this tea daily, you can prolong your puberty.
Masala Tea
If you go to any village in Gujarat, Masala Tea will always be ready to welcome you as a guest. In homes, buttermilk or tea is often used for guest reception. If you are fond of tea, you will be served Masala Tea. A spice is prepared by mixing black pepper, dry ginger, basil, cinnamon, small cardamom, large cardamom, cloves, peppermule, nutmeg, jaipatri and cloves. A pinch of spice is added to the boiling water of tea leaf and milk.
When you are served Swadistha Masala Tea, not only does it taste amazing but the body becomes full of freshness. With the medicinal properties of spices, we have all come to know in the previous issue of 'Village Connection', that is, the tea which will have the confluence of all these spices, its medicinal properties will also be amazing.
Saida or sweet tea of Bastar
Due to honey, this tea is called Shaheedi tea or Saidi tea. Go to a remote village of Dantewada, you will be welcomed with Saidi tea. A small amount of honey (about 2 teaspoons) and milk (2 teaspoons) are tossed with simple tea leaf (2 teaspoons). On the other hand, 2 cups of water are boiled in a vessel.
When the water starts boiling, this whipped mixture is poured into it. If necessary, a small quantity of ginger is added and plain tea is ready. It is believed that this tea brings great flavor to the body. Honey, ginger and tea have their medicinal properties and when combined, they become wonderful tonic.
Coriander Tea
Coriander tea is given in many parts of Rajasthan according to health improvement. Cumin, coriander, tea leaves and a few fennel seeds are boiled for about 2 minutes in about 2 cups of water, adding sugar and ginger as needed. Sometimes it is made more tasty by adding honey instead of sugar. People suffering from throat problems, indigestion and gas are fed this tea. This tea, which improves taste as well as health, is known as coriander tea.
Liquorice tea
Known as Jethimad tea in Saurashtra, this tea is known as Mulethi tea in Central India. When preparing a simple tea, a pinch of liquorice is added, then a new type of aroma is infused into the tea and the tea is also tasty. People suffering from asthma and cold cough should take this tea two to three times a day, because of the properties of liquorice, the tea is considered to be very beneficial in health.
Icy Tea
To avoid hot summer heat and heatstroke, add lemon juice, a little tea and lemongrass in water, boil and refrigerate after cooling. When this tea becomes very cold, drink some of it after adding ice, then freshness also brings energy to the body. This tea is also good for health.
Anantmooli Tea
Tribals often drink Anantmooli tea on cold days in Patalkot. Anantamool is a plant of warm nature by nature, after extracting its roots, about 1 gram of clean root is boiled in water. A little tea leaves are also put in this water. It is given to patients suffering from asthma and respiratory disease. Everybody consumes this tea when it gets cold, it is believed that this tea maintains heat in the body. Because of the use of Anantmool, it is known as Anantmooli tea.
Black Tea
Patalkot is a frequent destination and tea is an important part of Nawazi among the tribals. This tea is without milk for a tremendous sweetness, and while taking a sip of the tea, when these tribals are asked the reason for the sweetness of this tea, the answer is equally sweet, 'Sweetness like this tea in the relationship between you and us Remain '. Well, to prepare this tea, a cup of tea leaf and 3 teaspoons of sugar is boiled in 2 cups of water.
When the tea is about one cup left, it is removed and filtered and served. According to herbal experts, sweet tea plays a very active role in calming the mind, that is, it helps in reducing stress. Modern research also certifies this quality of tea. The truth is, if a sweetness of tea brings such strongness in relationships, then the tension on our life can be touched.
Gotti Tea
In Bundelkhand, you are often treated with Gotti tea or green tea. This tea, popularly known as Lemon Grass, has a grass-like appearance. The sweetness of this tea brings a fresh freshness to the aroma of a little lemon. Three leaves of lemon grass are crushed on palm and put in two cups of water and boiled. Add sugar as per taste and boil it till it remains one cup. Those who like the taste of ginger can crush a pinch of ginger and add it. Milk is also not used in this tea. Gotti tea has amazing anti-oxidant properties and Gouti tea is very effective in controlling any type of infection inside the body.
This tea is very capable of reducing obesity. Modern research also seems to prove this fact. Green tea prevents the formation of fat cells ie adipocytes. For this reason, many countries of the world are seeing Gotti tea as a medicine to reduce obesity and continuous research is going on. New research suggests that Gotti tea plays an important role in the activation of fat and cholesterol-lowering protein kinases.
Sour Gotti Tea
While making Gotti tea, orange or lemon peels are added to this tea and some quantity of lemon juice is also added and then sour sour Gotti tea is served. You can see such guests in the Gondwana region of central India. Originally practiced among the Gond, Korku and Baiga tribes, this tea also has wonderful medicinal properties.
When asked about the secret of their longevity from the elders of the village, the direct answer is, 'Khatti Gotti Chai' and the interesting thing is that tribals have been adopting this anti-aging formula centuries old and now modern science has started to label it Has been doing. New researches suggest that the mixture of green tea and lemon slows down the process of aging, that is, if you consume this tea daily, you can prolong your puberty.
Masala Tea
If you go to any village in Gujarat, Masala Tea will always be ready to welcome you as a guest. In homes, buttermilk or tea is often used for guest reception. If you are fond of tea, you will be served Masala Tea. A spice is prepared by mixing black pepper, dry ginger, basil, cinnamon, small cardamom, large cardamom, cloves, peppermule, nutmeg, jaipatri and cloves. A pinch of spice is added to the boiling water of tea leaf and milk.
When you are served Swadistha Masala Tea, not only does it taste amazing but the body becomes full of freshness. With the medicinal properties of spices, we have all come to know in the previous issue of 'Village Connection', that is, the tea which will have the confluence of all these spices, its medicinal properties will also be amazing.
Saida or sweet tea of Bastar
Due to honey, this tea is called Shaheedi tea or Saidi tea. Go to a remote village of Dantewada, you will be welcomed with Saidi tea. A small amount of honey (about 2 teaspoons) and milk (2 teaspoons) are tossed with simple tea leaf (2 teaspoons). On the other hand, 2 cups of water are boiled in a vessel.
When the water starts boiling, this whipped mixture is poured into it. If necessary, a small quantity of ginger is added and plain tea is ready. It is believed that this tea brings great flavor to the body. Honey, ginger and tea have their medicinal properties and when combined, they become wonderful tonic.
Coriander Tea
Coriander tea is given in many parts of Rajasthan according to health improvement. Cumin, coriander, tea leaves and a few fennel seeds are boiled for about 2 minutes in about 2 cups of water, adding sugar and ginger as needed. Sometimes it is made more tasty by adding honey instead of sugar. People suffering from throat problems, indigestion and gas are fed this tea. This tea, which improves taste as well as health, is known as coriander tea.
Liquorice tea
Known as Jethimad tea in Saurashtra, this tea is known as Mulethi tea in Central India. When preparing a simple tea, a pinch of liquorice is added, then a new type of aroma is infused into the tea and the tea is also tasty. People suffering from asthma and cold cough should take this tea two to three times a day, because of the properties of liquorice, the tea is considered to be very beneficial in health.
Icy Tea
To avoid hot summer heat and heatstroke, add lemon juice, a little tea and lemongrass in water, boil and refrigerate after cooling. When this tea becomes very cold, drink some of it after adding ice, then freshness also brings energy to the body. This tea is also good for health.
Anantmooli Tea
Tribals often drink Anantmooli tea on cold days in Patalkot. Anantamool is a plant of warm nature by nature, after extracting its roots, about 1 gram of clean root is boiled in water. A little tea leaves are also put in this water. It is given to patients suffering from asthma and respiratory disease. Everybody consumes this tea when it gets cold, it is believed that this tea maintains heat in the body. Because of the use of Anantmool, it is known as Anantmooli tea.
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