TEA
Ginger, honey, lemon, or mint: The winning tea for the transition season
The transition season is here, and with it come colds and coughs. What does science say about the four types of tea, and which one is most recommended for drinking?
Tea Bar: How to tell it’s summer in Jerusalem - review
Caffeine-free and packed with benefits: The drink you should consume at least once a day
Tea has a positive effect on biological aging – and this is the amount you should drink daily
A bottle that solves the Israeli summer
Refreshing drinks, gourmet spreads, and smart pantry staples offer cool and tasty solutions for the Israeli summer with fruity teas, crispy toppings, and convenient new imports.
Cold works too: 2 cups of this drink reduce the risk of stroke
A new study has found that drinking 2 cups of tea a day reduces the risk of heart disease by more than 20%. But there’s one small and important caveat.
New on the shelf – great products worth trying
100% organic cotton feminine hygiene, refreshing summer beer, and quality grooming products for men – here are some items that will upgrade your daily routine.
More effective than botox: 5 herbal teas that improve skin appearance
Are stress and lack of sleep affecting your facial skin? Here are some infusions you might not have heard of, which can definitely help combat skin aging,
Unlocking the Gen Z craze: Matcha's surprising health benefits
Matcha, dubbed the 'Gen Z green juice,' is a favorite among girls and influencers, with its vibrant green color trending on social media platforms like Instagram.
New study finds flavan-3-ols in tea and chocolate can lower blood pressure
Researchers observed blood pressure reductions comparable to some medications, especially in people with hypertension.
Brand news: Fashion with a vacation vibe and kosher surprises
The tech house, upgraded perfumes, unlocking potential, stylish pop-ups, prepping for Eurovision, facial repair, tuna innovations, herbal infusions and enjoyment.
Japanese study shows three cups of green tea a day may prevent dementia
Research from Kanazawa University on 8,766 older adults using MRI scans revealed a 3 percent reduction in brain white matter lesions among regular green tea drinkers.
It's no wonder this chocolate is driving Israel crazy
We tasted and reviewed the newest food products on store shelves for you. Bon appétit!
Brand news: New discoveries in skin aging and the brand entering the children's market
Colorful hair dyes, an invitation to a chef’s life journey, tea not just for the sick, and many more new products that we gathered here for you.
