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Why should I start drinking GABA Gold Tea? Here’s 13 good reasons:  It tastes good – pleasant, refreshing, plenty of flavor It feels good – who doesn’t enjoy a good cup of tea It’s the real deal – authentically satisfying, comforting, enjoyable It’s healthy – very healthy! Anxious, stressed, moody, need a pick me up? Need to chill, wind down, relax? It’s plant based, natural, organic, non-GMO, eco-friendly From a 4th generation family owned tea garden and business run primarily by women No calories or side effects – drink as much as you want A cool beverage to enjoy with...

- article courtesy of Peter Keen - The Tea Journey Tea is very much a personal choice, obviously, and all tea lovers have their individual favorites, equally obviously. What is less self-evident is how much our choices are influenced by age and aging. Tea is a lifetime drink and as our life moves on and times change, so do our preferences and needs. Here are just a few examples: Biology: As we age, we lose much of our sense of aroma and taste. The 10-15,000 or so taste buds in our “prime of life” drop to 7,000. That explains why...

Butterfly Pea Flower Tea could be the next sneak up innovation in the beverage market, joining bubble tea, cheese tea, cold brew and kombucha and, perhaps even the SUI of the past decade, matcha. These came from outside the mainstream, relatively suddenly establishing a market base of enthusiastic customers. None seemed likely to become more than just a niche, fad or exotic outlier. Could be the next big success in no way means will be. Today, pea flower is largely at the invention stage. Customers decide through their choices if an invention is an innovation: the difference is between what...

Hangovers remedies, drinks, treatments and questionable “cures” are a multi-billion-dollar industry!

From the popular hydrating and electrolyte drinks, pain relief pills, IV drips, skin patches, vitamin and dietary supplements, to lesser known hangover products such as oxygen boosters, antacids, sprayers, ice rollers, body detoxes, , antioxidants, caffeine shots and liver detoxes, the hangover sufferer has plenty of questionable "cures" to try

Very few hangover treatments, however, address any of the following symptoms that are also frequently reported by sufferers 

• Impairments in concentration, memory and reaction times
• Increased anxiety and stress
• Cognitive dysfunction, brain fog, lack of clarity and focus
• Despair and Hopelessness
• Guilt and remorse
• Low self esteem and feeling sorry for yourself
• Apathy, lethargy and low energy levels
• Low mood, grumpiness and unfriendly
• Circadian rhythms out of alignment – like jet lag

This is where GABA tea really makes a difference! It is in the cognitive and psychological benefits it provides for hangover sufferers.