Enamel Tea
Posted in Small Appliances on 02/01/2008 12:02 pm by admin |
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 KitchenAid Distinctions Gourmet 2 qt Tea Kettle Red US $19.50
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 Turquoise Whistling Teakettle NEW 25 Enamel Retro LOOK US $25.99
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 LE CREUSET Blue Enamel BEEHIVE Whistling Tea KETTLE 2LT US $27.63
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 New UpLift Lever Green Stainless Steel Tea Kettle 3qt US $.99
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 COPCO HOLSTEAM COW PATTERN TEA KETTLE POT NEW IN BOX US $29.99
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 NIB Le CREUSET OGIVE ENAMEL ON STEEL 19 QT TEA KETTLE US $57.99
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 CORELLE THYMLESS HERBS 22 QT WHISTLING TEA KETTLE US $25.95
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 CHANTAL FLIP TEA KETTLE 37 ALD 18QT BLUE US $49.99
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 Corelle SHADOW IRIS Personal Tea Kettle NEW US $23.00
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 KITCHENAID Porcelain Enamel Tea kettle Yellow BRAND NEW US $23.95
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 Ingleman Apple jack 2Qt Tea kettle Brand NEW US $22.00
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 KITCHENAID Soft Grip Porcelain Tea kettle Green NEW US $34.99
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 PAULA DEEN 2 QT ENAMEL STEEL TEAKETTLE RED TEA KETTLE US $39.99
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 Corelle KOBE Whistling Tea kettle US $33.00
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 Corelle CHERRY BLOSSOM Whistling Tea kettle US $33.00
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Can my dentist help remove a brown stain on my teeth?
Recently I noticed the my two front teeth have a brownish stain in the middle towards the bottom. It's confusing because I haven't drank soda, tea or coffee in over a year although I don't think my enamel is the strongest. I also keep my teeth in great condition (Sonicare, flossing once a day, healthy diet).
Can my dentist do anything about it? Thanks in advance.
It depends on what kind of stain it is. If it is a stain on the outside (extrinsic), the dentist can most likely remove it. Those stains are like from smoking, etc. If the stain is intrinsic (comes from the inside of the tooth) then most likely not. The best thing is to see a dentist to determine the sources of the stain and go from there.
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An Overview of the Potential Health Benefits of Gourmet Teas
Mankind has been drinking gourmet teas for thousands of years. First discovered in China, tea is believed to benefit several areas of your health including your mental equilibrium, liver, and cardiovascular health. Tea is the most popular beverage in the world after water and its benefits to health are far more than just wives’ tales. Many scientists have discovered through research that much of the supposed health benefits of drinking gourmet teas are indeed a reality.
Why Tea?
Tea contains flavonoids, which are naturally-occurring compounds that have antioxidant properties. Antioxidants are very beneficial to your health because they neutralize the damage caused by free radicals. Free radicals damage genetic material and lipids and contribute to chronic illness. Studies of the health benefits of tea have been done on animals and humans using green and black gourmet Tea.
, both of which come from the camellia sinensis plant. Some findings from these studies include the fact that drinking tea is associated with bone and oral health, a boost of the immune system, a lowered risk of cardiovascular disease, and a lowered risk of certain cancers.
Drink Gourmet Teas for Cardiovascular Health
People who regularly consume three or more cups of black tea per day may reduce their risk of getting a heart attack or stroke. This is because black tea consumption lowers cholesterol levels, improves blood vessel function, and reduces oxidative damage.
According to a study done in Holland, people who drink one to two cups of black tea per day have a 46 percent lower risk of severe aortic atherosclerosis, which is a strong indicator of cardiovascular disease. In the same study, those who drank more than four cups of black tea per day had a 69 percent lower risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
In a Harvard study of 340 men and women who had suffered from heart attacks, those who drank a cup or more of black tea per day had a 44 percent reduction in the risk of heart attack.
Researchers at the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) found that five servings of black tea per day reduced LDL cholesterol levels by 11.1 percent compared to placebo beverages.
Drink Gourmet Teas to Prevent Cancer
Tea flavonoids reduce cancer risk because they combat free radical damage, inhibit cell proliferation, and promote programmed cell death. More evidence regarding the effects of tea flavonoids is needed before definitive conclusions are made, but findings include the following:
-Smokers who drank four cups of decaf green tea per day demonstrated a 31% decrease in oxidative DNA damage in white blood cells compared to those who drank four cups of water. Oxidative DNA damage is implicated in the development of a variety of different cancers.
-A study conducted by the University of North Carolina found that the consumption of 2.5 cups per day or more was associated with a 60% drop in rectal cancer in Russian women from Moscow.
-Researchers in Taiwan discovered a link between cancer reduction and EGCG (epigallocatechin gallate), which is a polyphenol found in green tea. The researchers found that the EGCG induced cell death and blocked cell cycle progression and thus inhibited the proliferation of cancer cells.
-In studies comparing groups of mice treated with a carcinogen and receiving either water or water enriched with antioxidants found in tea, the tea-fed mice developed 24 percent fewer lung tumors. Furthermore, the average size of the tumors that did develop was 38 percent smaller than the water-fed mice.
Drink Gourmet Teas for Oral Health
Drinking tea contributes to oral health because it is believed that tea flavonoids inhibit the formation of plaque. The fluoride in tea may also support healthy tooth enamel. In a study conducted at the New York University Dental Center, hamsters were fed water with black tea extract. The hamsters that were fed the tea had 63.7 percent fewer cavities than the other hamsters.
Drink Gourmet Teas to Lose Weight
According to preliminary research, drinking tea may prevent fat accumulation, increase your metabolism rate, and help you lose weight. Green tea extract significantly increases fat oxidation and energy expenditure in healthy adults according to some studies. Green and black teas have also been found to increase insulin. In a study that had moderately obese patients consume green tea on a regular basis for three months, body weight decreased by 4.6 percent and waist circumference decreased by 4.48 percent.
A Reduced Risk of Kidney Stones and Osteoporosis
For people who have had kidney stones, increased fluid intake is recommended to reduce the likelihood of recurrence. The risk of developing kidney stones can also be lowered by consuming tea. Beverage choice is thought to affect the development of kidney stones.
Drinking tea can also reduce the risk of osteoporosis as many studies point to the role that tea plays in bone health. In the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, a study was published stating that older women who drank tea had higher bone mineral density (BMD) than those who didn’t. The researchers of this study concluded that tea might influence bone mass. Another study showed that adults who are habitual tea drinkers experience significant benefits to BMD measurements.
About the Author
Alex White - Being a Tea Enthusiast i have tasted almost an endless number of tea infusions till date. i drink tea, research tea varieties, write about tea and simply love everything about tea. Talbott Tea has been my most recent tea obsession, every tea infusion of theirs is a true
