what is oolong tea for?

10 responses so far ↓

• 1 cixi // Sep, 2008

  drinking.

  with neither sugar nor milk is the proper way.

• 2 *ª¬£x* ◕‿◕ // Sep, 2008

  Its just tea….Chinese I think.

• 3 Timothy called V a Mexican // Sep, 2008

  getting dizzy

• 4 VH1OF3 // Sep, 2008

  Teas contain a number of ingredients that have an influence on the human body. The quantities and percentages of these ingredients differ widely depending on the extent of fermentation. As can be seen from the table below, green tea contains a wealth of one ingredient called catechin while black tea contains a lot of theaflavin. Oolong tea contains a large quantity of polyphenol. According to research, it has become clear that polyphenol is the ingredient that generates the delicious flavor unique to oolong tea and also promotes beauty and health.

• 5 bangbangtop // Sep, 2008

  It gets rid of the oil in ur blood so that ur blood doesn’t clot

• 6 Elmer Fudd // Sep, 2008

  stain removal

• 7 kohlkeizuh // Sep, 2008

  This tea helps control bowel movements and weight loss.

• 8 hecla 1 // Sep, 2008

  Like white and green teas, oolong has many health benefits to offer. This tea has proven to destroy free radicals, which are known to cause certain cancers and even aging of the skin. A list of benefits include:

  A stronger immune system

  Healthy teeth

  Younger looking skin

  Aids in weight loss

  Now while weight loss seems to be the most common benefit associated with wu long tea that I have come across, the above list gives us more insight .

  http://www.the-color-of-tea.com/oolong-tea.html

  http://www.learn-about-tea.com/green-tea.html

• 9 doglover // Sep, 2008

  Chinese tea. It’s good for fat removal.
  It can be drink with a fatty meal to reduce fat from absorbing. But I don’t think it’ll make you lose weight already on your body just from drinking the tea.

• 10 Larry // Sep, 2008

  My own experience. When I was a few pounds fatter, a cup of Oolong tea would decrease my appetite for carbs.

  There’s an expensive variety of Oolong–Wu Yi–that’s being marketed for fat loss. I have no idea if it’s more effective than the Oolong that you can buy in the supermarket.

  I enjoy the taste of Oolong more than that of green tea and of ‘black’ tea (like Lipton).

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