Why Caffeine Shouldn’t Be Part of Your “Good Morning Tea”!

September 21, 2015

Blonde woman laying in the bed with a cat and a cup of tea

 

Why Caffeine Shouldn’t Be Part of Your “Good Morning Tea”!

It’s embedded in our culture, and we see it all the time in ads, movies and on TV: someone groggily getting up out of bed and slumbering towards a hot cup of caffeine-loaded tea or coffee. In fact, back in the 1980s, Pepsi even tried to getting on ritual by launching “Pepsi AM” (this was rapidly abandoned after it became clear that most people, no matter how stimulated they care to be in the morning, don’t want a beverage with 12 spoons of sugar to start their day!)

Caffeine Facts

However, despite how normal and ordinary it may seem to drink good morning tea or coffee filled with caffeine, researchers have made it abundantly clear that caffeine shouldn’t be part of your “good morning tea” or any other beverage for that matter. On the contrary, according to research by Steven Miller, a Ph.D. candidate at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in Bethesda, it’s actually damaging to your health. Here is why:

Typically, the peak time that your body naturally produces cortisol is between 8 am and 9 am. This means that during this time, you don’t need to add caffeine to your system, because your body is actually “caffeinating” itself! And that’s only part of the story.

Caffeine Body Effects

Consuming caffeine while your body is at its peak cortisol level actually reduces the caffeine’s impact and effectiveness – which essentially means that you need to consume more and more caffeine, yet you’ll feel it less and less.

Over time, this causes your body to increase its tolerance for caffeine, which can lead to unnaturally high levels of cortisol – and trigger an array of health problems, including (but not limited to):

  • The destruction of muscle and bone
  • Diminished healing and cell regeneration
  • Impaired digestion, metabolism, and mental functioning
  • A weakened immune system
  • An unhealthy endocrine function

Start Your Day with a HEALTHY Good Morning Tea: Diamond!

While all of our high-quality loose-leaf teas are a great way to start your day, if you’re searching for a truly delicious, delectable and healthy good morning tea, we recommend that you give Diamond a try.

physique tea loose leaf tea Each silk sachet of Diamond contains premium WuYi Oolong whole leaf tea, Neem, sarsaparilla and black cherry. It’s a delightful pick-me-up at any time of the day, and with just a 3.3% caffeine composition (naturally-occurring), you don’t have to worry about skyrocketing cortisol levels, or building an unhealthy caffeine tolerance.

Pick up some Diamond from our online shop today, and discover why our customers around the world call it the perfect good morning tea!

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