Harvest Date: March 2015 GABA (Gamma Amino Butyric Acid) is an amino that is naturally produced by our bodies which helps inhibit the firing of neurons in the brain. The overall effect on our systems is an anti-stress, anti-anxiety, calming and relaxing nutrient. GABA tea is an all-natural source of GABA. Taiwanese GABA Oolong tea
Harvest Date: March 2015
GABA (Gamma Amino Butyric Acid) is an amino that is naturally produced by our bodies which helps inhibit the firing of neurons in the brain. The overall effect on our systems is an anti-stress, anti-anxiety, calming and relaxing nutrient.
GABA tea is an all-natural source of GABA.
Taiwanese GABA Oolong tea is an all natural product. It is made from high-grade whole-leaf that is naturally rich in glutamic acid – the precursor to GABA. The processing involves exposing the fresh tea leaves to nitrogen gas under controlled conditions. GABA tea is produced according to standards set by the Japanese government, and meets or exceeds the Japanese standard of 150 mg of GABA per 100 grams of tea.
Health Benefits
– Lowers blood pressure
– Provides stress relief, lowers anxiety levels
– Helps alleviate symptoms of bipolar disorder and depression
– Aids in better memory retention
– Increases overall mental alertness
– Has been proven to help people undergoing alcohol detox programs by making the withdrawal symptoms lessen.
– Aids in weight loss (as does most oolong teas)
– Has natural anti aging properties and as such helps to improve the elasticity of skin and prevent wrinkles from forming
– Is a natural sleep aid, not only helping you go to sleep faster but also ensuring that your quality of sleep is great
– Increases your energy levels
– Great for providing extra endurance when needed
– Has anti bacterial properties
– Increases sexual performance
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Just a few leaves highly concentrated tea leaves — you only need a few! Great taste and good for you.
I recommend drinking this tea gong-fu style I recommend drinking this tea gong-fu style. It can easily last 7-8 steepings if done properly. First steeping I would recommend about 20-30 sec, however for the second and third I do just 15 sec and get a flavorful cup . I would describe the taste as notes of raisin and butterscotch, with no grassy touches of greener oolongs. It also has a nice oaky aftertaste that lingers for quite a while. After the third steeping I tend to add about 15 sec for each next steeping. Surprisingly the tea…
Five Stars Great tea