The King of all teas, there are three reasons you might drink tea. You like the taste,

you want a lower caffeine alternative to coffee, or your English. Whatever the reason,

you have a variety of tea options to choose from, white and green teas all derived from the common tea leaf camelea senes

but to us there's one tea that leads the rest purple. Not to be confused with purple drink, we've

coined this the King tea. It's a crossbred variety of camellia

senes. Developed in Kenya. Purple tea grows at up to 7,500 feet elevation.

This exposes it to ultraviolet light, causing the plant to produce high levels of

polyphenols and anthocyanins.

Compounds that protect the tea leaves from damage and contribute to their unique flavor.

These same compounds are also found in berries, grapes, and other fruits and vegetables

and account for their dark red and purple colors.

Think blueberries.

And just like those foods, when consumed by humans,

they help scavenge free radicals.

There's a ton of reasons to drink keen tea

and why it rules.

There's more polyphenols 16.5% than any other tea making its

cell protecting properties greater. It scavenges free radicals at a rate of 51%

compared to just 34.3 for green tea. And it contains only 5% caffeine which is less than some green tea

extracts. It's also loaded with e. G. I'm not even going to try to say it. Yes I am epigalo catchetin gallate. It's a polyphenyl and tea. Studies have shown that it helps promote a healthy

cardiovascular system and let's face it folks we need our ticker to keep

working we need it to keep ticking everybody wants good cardio everybody wants good

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