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Which is the best tea to better your health


Hi All,
Which is the best tea to diet with or positively improve your health?

Everyone is different and it would be good to finally get some feedback from people who have been using the products for at least a couple of months, after the honeymoon period of the tea is over . So we can ignore all the hype and find out the facts.

Here is our story
My partner, Caroline my 3 sisters Mary , Anne and Hilary and I have been on this quest for a while, as wee are all between 36 and 50. Finally we think we have the answer.
We have tried
Green Tea
Oolong Tea
Neem tea
Pu Erh Tea
and Holy Tea

We have tried quality teas from Anna at cupoftea.com and also Newby teas and Whittards. (Anna's had the best quality and flavours but also most expensive).

These are not the floor sweepings in a bag you can buy from some on ebay but loose leaf tea for pots.

I personally LOVE Pu Erh teas with their various smoky tastes and felt invigorated by the Oolong teas, but apart from slightly loose bowels we all have not really seen any weight loss.

However a friend of mine Toni, in the States ( whom I send PG tips bags and some loose Herbal teas too)Told me about Holy Teas.
Caroline and I tried it in December and have been using it ever since. my Sisters have been using it since New year and also have found it works.

It gently loosens compacted gunk that has become lodged in the colon and expels it. yes for a couple of days like other teas you can have loose bowels but your body soon gets back to normal and you can feel the difference.
But it is also useful for things other than losing weight.

It is called Dr Miller's Tea

It contains Persimmon leaves, Milk thistle and two types of mallow, one the Americans call Malva.
It has been used for over 20 years in the states bya community of people called The Holy Tea Club.
It has been spread by word of mouth , but recently the press has got hold of it calling it the new diet thing. It isnt .

If you google "milk thistle" and "marshmallow" they have been used for thousands of years and mallow is used frequently by doctors in Germany.

We like it so much our friends wanted to use it so we are selling it now. You can go and see it at
http://www.holyteaclub.com/peterawclife
but we sell it at cost, if anyone is interested in trying it.

We would be very interested to hear genuine comments about all the teas.
Has any one else found Holy Tea works as well

Peter and Caroline

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