Jayshree Tea

Arguably, one of the most popular beverages out there today is organic green tea. Made from the leaves of the shrub Camellia Sinensis, Green Tea is often considered as more beneficial to the human body as it does not undergo similar withering and oxidation process like that of traditional black teas. While organic green tea does have the potential to cure a lot of ailments in the human body, let us look at how exactly it is great for the human skin. 1. Anti-inflammation property resulting in the treatment of Psoriasis One of the most irritating state of being is when someone must deal with extra dry skin. Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease that causes the skin to become thicker due to uncontrollable growth of skin cells. Immune cells that usually protect against skin infection, trigger the release of Cytokines in the case of Psoriasis, which causes the over-production of skin cells. Organic green tea is known to have anti-inflammatory properties that regulates a protein in genes ca...

In 1823, a Scottish adventurer named Robert Bruce discovered an area on the hills of the Assam region where he found Assam tea plants growing wildly. It was then classified by experts to be same as ‘Camellia Sinensis’, with the only difference being that these plants had wilder leaves. Soon after in the year 1839, The Assam Tea Company was found, and the production of Assam Black Tea began at full swing. Assam soon became one of the most fertile places for the cultivation of tea. The monsoon floods between May – October further enriches the soil and tea is picked between April – November during the hottest and the wettest season. First Flush Assam Tea is harvested in April and the second flush is usually picked from May to June. The second flush Assam Tea is the most flavorful because the sultry conditions bring out the malty richness in the tea. Like every other Tea, the consumption of Assam Black Tea too has a lot of health benefits. Let us have a look at them. Prevents the developme...