Baylor

Green and yellow teas are naturally rich in polyphenols and catechins, plant compounds known for their antioxidant properties. Green tea is particularly rich in catechins such as EGCG, and research has found that green tea consumption may have modest effects on total and LDL cholesterol. Yellow tea also contains tea polyphenols and catechins, with research highlighting antioxidant activity and potential anti-inflammatory properties. Because research on tea's health effects varies by tea type, preparation, and amount consumed, these benefits are best understood as potential benefits of incorporating tea into an overall healthy lifestyle.

• Bring fresh, filtered water to 195°F.

• Add 3 grams of tea into 12 oz of water.

• Steep for 2 minutes.

• Strain tea leaves or remove the infuser.

• Sip and enjoy.

For many years, living in the "bowl" of Nashville while constantly performing on tour and getting little sleep, Alexa’s immune system stayed weakened, and she had ongoing sinus issues. One caring audience member shared how important it is to supplement the body when traveling, and Alexa turned to tea and supplements to stay healthy and keep her sinuses clear. This tea is a powerful addition to your arsenal of sinus and congestion-fighting remedies, helping to keep you healthy on the go.  Having developed a deep love for Switzerland, and inspired by Zurich’s reputation for consistently having some of the cleanest air in the world over the past decade, Alexa named this tea as a tribute to the feeling of fresh, clean air. It’s a reminder to take a deep breath and embrace the clarity and purity of air, no matter where you ROAM.

Organic Imperial Green Tea, Organic Yellow Tea