Drinking tea

According to a new study by National University of Singapore, drinking just one cup of tea daily may significantly lower the risk of dementia by 50 percent.

Indians and tea have an unbreakable bond; no matter what time or day it is, drinking tea is one of our favourite habits. Tea is available in two forms- as loose leaves and tea bags.

Here are 12 amazing white tea benefits you didn't know about. Never heard of white tea? It is the least processed of all tea varieties. It is made from leaves and buds of the plant ...

After I wrote a column in May on the potential health benefits of coffee, the No. 1 request I got was to look into the potential benefits or harms of tea.

An analysis published in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology says that drinking tea may be associated with a healthier and longer life.

With the monsoon season ticking upon us, boosting our immunity has become all the more important. Here is a soothing cinnamon thyme tea that you can try at home.

Recent reports suggest that tea can cause brittle bones - but you'll probably be safe if you drink less than a gallon a day.Do you fancy a cuppa? We drink, on average, three mugs a ...

We've got some excellent news for tea drinkers! According to a study presented at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), drinking tea can reduce the risk of dying early from causes unrelated to the heart ...

John Vincent, restaurateur who wrote School Food Plan, says energy drinks can cause behavioural problems in childrenEnergy drinks such as Red Bull and Lucozade cause major behavioural problems in children and should be banned from ...

Uorfi Javed took to Instagram to share a video of herself struggling to drink tea due to her latest outfit. Check out the video below.