The term oolong is taken from the Chinese word Wulan which means “dragon”. Some say that the balls of oolong look like dragons exposed to heat.

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The term oolong is taken from the Chinese word Wulan which means “dragon”. Some
say that the balls of oolong look like dragons exposed to heat. This tea has a long history,
yet is still relatively unknown in the West as it takes a back seat to the popular green
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2. tea, and has often been called "blue-green tea". People who are familiar with the taste of
this oolong tea and frequently visit Chinese restaurants they mostly preferred this tea
along with meals.
This tea comes in various rates, and is often take as the most popular Chinese teas.
Some tea is served after being dried and packaged. Other variants are old, producing
greater expense and complex flavors to the consumer. Most varieties of oolong are
heated after then air-dried. Later they go through an advance drying process before
being packed. Oolong looks like little green balls in loose form.
Tea lovers tend to be fans of numerous varieties of oolong. It is supposed to be so
aromatic because the leaves are picked when the essence oils of the tea are most
present and strong. Most say that it is not only about the taste but also the aroma of
oolong tea, which gives such appeal to the tea. Taste varies with different varieties.
Many quality a strong taste initially then harsh taste and at last sweet, melon-like finish
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3. to oolong. Others enjoy the tea because the roasting process seems to make the tea
rather gentle on the stomach.
Some studies seem to show that oolong tea increases digestion power. Historically,
this tea mostly consumed in Taiwan and China with heavy meals to facilitate digestion.
It can also be used as part of a weight loss regimen to encourage the body to burn
energy more efficiently. Other benefits of it surround the tea's impact on blood glucose.
The tea reduces glucose levels and can be used to help control diabetes in combination
with blood sugar monitoring and other dietary controls, along with medications.
This tea has antioxidant function. Antioxidants appear to benefit the skin and
cardiovascular system, as well as reducing some of the signs of aging. In addition, the
health benefits of oolong tea include controlling of blood cholesterol levels, which
helps to keep the heart healthier. In combination if you maintain a balanced diet with
regular drinking habit of tea then there is very less chances to develop heart problems.
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4. This chines tea has antioxidant properties. Which is beneficial for cardiovascular system
and skin, as well as reducing some of the signs of aging.
Finally, there have been many studies indicating that oolong tea can be helpful in
losing weight. The studies seem to indicate that those who Buy tea from farmer on a
regular basis have a much easier time losing significant amounts of weight. Most
scientists seem to think that the weight you lose is caused by the caffeine content. So, at
last you will get a positive result by consuming this tea daily.
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