GABA Tea The Japanese Secret
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GABA Tea: The Japanese Secret to Wellness
Discovering GABA Tea
Have you heard about the tranquilizing power of GABA? Known for its natural calming effects, GABA supplements are gaining popularity. However, few realize that GABA tea offers a natural source of this beneficial enzyme.
GABA tea, discovered by Japanese scientists over 20 years ago, originated from experiments to preserve food. By exposing tea leaves to nitrogen, they found that GABA levels increased tenfold. Since then, GABA tea has become a staple in Japanese culture, valued for its calming properties and numerous health benefits, including lowering high blood pressure.
A Hidden Gem
Unlike green tea, another revered Japanese health gift, GABA tea has yet to capture Western attention. Su Chiu Kuei, owner of a major GABA tea facility in Taiwan, finds this puzzling. According to Su, GABA tea not only offers more health benefits than green tea but also boasts a richer flavor.
While it has been part of the Japanese diet for decades, GABA tea remains largely unknown in the West. This is unfortunate, as it could address high blood pressure, a major health concern in America.
Health Benefits of GABA Tea
Scientific studies confirm GABA’s effectiveness in managing high blood pressure. By relaxing the muscles lining blood vessels, it enhances blood flow. This function also aids in reducing anxiety and stress, making GABA a natural alternative to pharmaceutical tranquilizers, with no side effects or addictive properties.
In Japan, GABA tea is consumed daily and even given to children to enhance mental alertness, providing them with a scholastic edge.
What is GABA Tea?
GABA tea is a natural product made from premium quality tea, rich in glutamic acid, which transforms into GABA. The tea is shaded for about ten days before harvest to boost this acid's levels further. The harvested tea is then placed in stainless steel vacuum drums, where oxygen is replaced with nitrogen for about eight hours at temperatures above 40°C, producing high concentrations of natural GABA.
Taiwan is a key producer of GABA tea for Japan, meeting the stringent standards set by the Japanese government.
The Unique Taste
Huang Tien Ming, a renowned tea expert in Taiwan, notes that GABA tea has a distinctive taste, somewhat akin to black tea. Most people, after an initial surprise, quickly grow fond of its refreshing flavor, whether enjoyed hot or cold.
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Discover GABA tea and unlock its potential to enhance wellness and calmness in your life.
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