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7 Health benefits of consuming tea regularly REVEALED by an expert Consuming tea regularly comes with several health benefits. It can also improve your immune system which is much needed in this COVID 19 scenario. So, Shalini Raj, Founder, The Infused Kettle, talks about the perks of having different types of tea regularly. Written By Health benefits of consuming tea People all across the world have been drinking tea for hundreds of centuries. No matter what the season is, tea can be a tasty and flavourful beverage as it can be served both iced or hot. But the best part is that tea’s benefits go much beyond refreshment. Plenty of research has been conducted about the perks of consuming tea. Habitual tea drinkers have been shown to live a longer and healthier life as regularly drinking tea has a lasting impact on their wellness. And during this COVID 19 scenario, it is highly important to consume tea regularly as it can also boost your immunity system. So, here’s how tea can help boost your resistance power revealed by Shalini Raj, Founder, The Infused Kettle.
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Share on Shalini Raj was a coffee enthusiast while her friends were big on tea. While at a café a few years ago, she recalls a conversation around how the “T&C - terms and conditions in life stands for travel and chai.” “Travel already ruled my life as I was running a Gurugram-based travel startup Journey Weavers but I told them chai is something that just doesn’t have a place in her life in any big way,” she says. In April, tea became a part of Shalini’s life in the most interesting way. When the coronavirus sent all of India into a lockdown, Shalini returned to her hometown in Ranchi. She happened to strike a conversation with her neighbour’s visitor, a lady in her 50s who owned a tea garden in Darjeeling.