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		<title>How to choose the right type of Ginseng to suit your needs</title>
		<description>Ginseng is perennial herb that has been used to treat some medical problems all over the world especially in Asia and North America. Because of its health benefits, there are many commercial products in the market today that contain ginseng. This includes capsules, teas, tablets, and candies. Some s</description>
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		<title>Why Is Every One Calling Green Tea A Miracle ?</title>
		<description>How do you fit a miracle in a cup? 
Dating back 4,000 years, Chinese diet green tea has been long revered as a tasty drink that can ward off diseases and improve ones well-being. Since its first recorded use during the period of Emperor Shen Nung, the bond between Chinese diet green tea and good he</description>
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		<title>Chinese Tea Types And Its Production Since The Early Years</title>
		<description>Chinese has been drinking tea for approximately 4,000 years. Along with firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, and vinegar, the Chinese considered tea as one of the seven necessities to begin a day. 
Types of Tea 
The Chinese tea may be classified into five types according to the different methods by w</description>
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		<title>Wu Long Tea For Weight Loss?</title>
		<description>Wu Long tea or commonly called Oolong cha or Oolong tea is a literal translation from the Chinese language meaning Dark Dragon Tea is a traditional Chinese tea somewhere in between green and black in oxidation. There are numerous legends describing the origin of Wu-Long tea. 
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