International Tea Day is celebrated each year since its inception in 2005 on the 15^th of December to bring about awareness on the issues concerning the workers in tea-estates and tea-gardens in major tea growing nations across the world like India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.

On 15^th of December, 2015, tea workers and growers from 11 countries of Africa and South and East Asia gathered in New Delhi and observed the first International Tea Day to commemorate the unity and integrity of the tea industry. The aim was to specified provisions and privileges protect the interest of tea workers and smaller growers. The main purpose was to provide all basic facilities and necessary benefits to those working in tea-estates and gardens. The Indian government in 2015, proposed spreading this observance via the UN Food and Agriculture Organization to make it a bigger day being observed around the world.

It is a perfect day for everyone who loves tea to show their appreciation and gratitude to all of them involved in the entire process from plantation, processing and delivering this unmatched beverage to all people globally.

Perhaps by now we know the importance and significance of this day, but here are some outstanding benefits that we get when we drink tea.

• Drinking tea for years increases bone density, thereby giving stronger bones.
• Women who drink tea are less likely to develop arthritis than those who don’t drink tea.
• Black tea boosts fight against fight.
• Drinking 2 cups of tea daily regularly are less likely to get heart attacks than who do not.
• Drinking green tea or oolong tea daily reduces risks of high blood pressure considerably.
• Tea is great for oral health by preventing cavities and gum diseases.
• Tea consumption helps protecting against Parkinson’s disease.

These are just a few noted benefits you derive from tea. Tea since ancient times have been known as one of the best remedies for weight loss, digestion and hypertension along with numerous other health benefits.

Source: Ms. Sheela Seharwat, Dietitian. She is one of the youngest successful entrepreneur of India, and founder and head mentor of Diet Clinic Health Care Pvt. Ltd.

International Tea Day is celebrated each year since its inception in 2005 on the 15^th of December to bring about awareness on the issues concerning the workers in tea-estates and tea-gardens in major tea growing nations across the world like India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.

On 15^th of December, 2015, tea workers and growers from 11 countries of Africa and South and East Asia gathered in New Delhi and observed the first International Tea Day to commemorate the unity and integrity of the tea industry. The aim was to specified provisions and privileges protect the interest of tea workers and smaller growers. The main purpose was to provide all basic facilities and necessary benefits to those working in tea-estates and gardens. The Indian government in 2015, proposed spreading this observance via the UN Food and Agriculture Organization to make it a bigger day being observed around the world.

It is a perfect day for everyone who loves tea to show their appreciation and gratitude to all of them involved in the entire process from plantation, processing and delivering this unmatched beverage to all people globally.

Perhaps by now we know the importance and significance of this day, but here are some outstanding benefits that we get when we drink tea.

• Drinking tea for years increases bone density, thereby giving stronger bones.
• Women who drink tea are less likely to develop arthritis than those who don’t drink tea.
• Black tea boosts fight against fight.
• Drinking 2 cups of tea daily regularly are less likely to get heart attacks than who do not.
• Drinking green tea or oolong tea daily reduces risks of high blood pressure considerably.
• Tea is great for oral health by preventing cavities and gum diseases.
• Tea consumption helps protecting against Parkinson’s disease.

These are just a few noted benefits you derive from tea. Tea since ancient times have been known as one of the best remedies for weight loss, digestion and hypertension along with numerous other health benefits.

Source: Ms. Sheela Seharwat, Dietitian. She is one of the youngest successful entrepreneur of India, and founder and head mentor of Diet Clinic Health Care Pvt. Ltd.