Tea,

[truthenki1]

Any kind of tea is recomanded for the body and spirit?
Especially if it helps remove substance that's there already.
And what you guys think of Ayahuasca tea?
Thanks
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[truthenki1]

Thx for the reminder and new info. Sounds like I'm back to juice and water.
What u guys think of Hershey coca unsweetened, not processed mix?

 

[Taol]

Basicly anything you buy in a (plastic) bottle that is readily available to drink is poison. Even if its just because of the plastic leaking poisons in the fluid.

Even the juices. Those are made from concentrated fruit juice with added water with a load of sugar. *sigh* thanks jews and kikes -.- .

Perhaps my brothers idea to hate "tea" isn't even that bad.

 

[truthenki1]

Ur right about that on the juice, what about carboard juice? Thy do add water, but from what I have read on ingredients not all juice has all kinds of crap, I only by what says juice and water nothing extra.
Of course home made is always better but can't afford that.
Sadly yeah have to hate tea and more, like coffee.
Used to love coffee and my milk and sugar in the morning

 

[lisadragomir13]

What about green tea & macha (gren tea powder)?

 

[Thomas Schweitzer]

Thanks for the info, Akemi. I'm a heavy tea drinker where I drink a couple of cups everyday, and during the winter a dosen of them daily. Got a great collection of all kind of different teas and all, including matcha. But all of them are ...herbal, in the sense that they are all made from plants. So my question is what do you call "regular" and "herbal" tea? 
Thanks

On Thursday, July 7, 2016 11:05 AM, "lisadragomir13@... [SSHealth]" <[email protected] wrote:

  What about green tea & macha (gren tea powder)?

 

[truthenki1]

Not sure, my self. But would think the same thing since it's just grounded.Based on my room mate said, organic tea and regular tea tastes very different from each other... guessing do to chemicals?What about hersheys 100% cocoa unsweetened?

 

[Thomas Schweitzer]

Neat. Thanks for sharing. Recently I started to grow my own plants in flower-pots. I started it as a little experiment with medicinal plants that can be used for tea, like mint, basil, rosemary, thyme and ginkgo. It worked pretty well and now I'm in the process of extending my lil apartment garden with other medicinal plants such as chamomile, calendula and other. 
I'll definitely leave the tea bush out then

On Friday, July 8, 2016 6:03 AM, "johnson_akemi@... [SSHealth]" <[email protected] wrote:

  What I meant by "regular" tea is specifically the leaves of the tea bush, Camellia sinensis. "Regular" tea includes green, black, white, oolong, and pu-erh tea. "Herbal" tea is any tea made from plants other than the tea bush. "Herbal" tea includes chamomile, peppermint, yarrow, and hibiscus tea.

 

[Taol]

@truthenki

The tea issue has to do with the quality. What is sold in those premade bags from Pickwick for cheap in the supermarkts is mostly just the left overs from the actual tea that contains dirt and in some cases even little insects like larvae of some sort - yuck ! - the black tea is oxidized tea which isn't having much health beneficials at all.
So in short, out of all teas, don't buy those crap teas from the store (not meant to say that everything is bad though), black tea is NOT a good idea, go for quality teas.

@Thomas:

ginkgo is a tree ^^ ginkgo biloba, right?

 

[truthenki1]

I understand what u mean and say. What of the organic teas, there's some that is good and tastes different then the regular. And of course is a little more for a few less bags, but there some organic that taste like sh..
All in all I don't drink tea anymore since I'm reminded that it has extra stuff that's bad.
Thanks for help.

 

[Taol]

About trees. If you grow them in a pot they need to be fed fertilizer every year (in the cold months).

I did not do that with my cherry tree and now its almost dead. I did feed it though when I saw it was going bad but I have no idea if it will be alright next year.
It did bloom beautiful though.

 

[Thomas Schweitzer]

Yes ginkgo is a tree but it can be grown inside too. 
Thanks Tao, I'll keep that in mind

On Sunday, July 10, 2016 11:17 PM, "taolvanswd@... [SSHealth]" <[email protected] wrote:

  About trees. If you grow them in a pot they need to be fed fertilizer every year (in the cold months).

I did not do that with my cherry tree and now its almost dead. I did feed it though when I saw it was going bad but I have no idea if it will be alright next year.
It did bloom beautiful though.