pawansharma96
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Diet only
Yes, green tea tastes horrible but it is good for health. Apart from that, there are many benefits of green tea for diabetic patients.
Sometimes I also will drink gunpowder green tea, but my favourite is Japanese Sencha. I first started drinking it because it is high in antioxidants, but I also like the taste (very weak). My Chinese Tai Chi teacher suggested that, instead of disposing of tea leaves, the tea leaves could be used in salads to get the maximum nutrients. I do that, and it makes sense to me because Sencha is rather pricey.Loose leaf green tea is best but it can be a bit finicky: I like measuring the leaves and putting the water in a jug to get the temperature right etc, but I totally see why it's off-putting to many. If you get the tea called gunpowder tea, it's a lot more forgiving of overly hot water because the leaves are rolled into tight little pearls, so you can just use your kettle once it's gone off the boil.
It depends what shows on your meter.I read some where that we can not have green tea? I love green tea with a slice orange
I’ll try this.I did a tea tasting course with a master blender and he said people don't like green tea because they make it wrong. Always use cooler water or instead of milk put a splash of cold water then the boiling water from kettle. It then will not scorch and leave the bitter taste. Works every time. So fragrant and delicate I love it...
Yes! I haven't heard of Double Dragon since I used to drink loads of it at an old job! Brilliant, I'll have to hunt it out!TBH I've tried Clipper Green Tea and didn't like it at all LittleGreyCat, the brand I use is from Holland & Barrett called Double Dragon and has 20 tea bags per box.
I appreciate green tea is not for everyone and some may say it tastes horrible, I wasn't keen when I first started drinking it but now I prefer it above all else, it's refreshing and good for you too!!!