Thyme is a popular herb used as a seasoning when cooking but did you know that you can also enjoy it as a tea? Thyme tea is not only delicious, but it super healthy with antifungal, antiviral, and preservative properties.

One of the best things about tea is that it’s always there when you need it, no matter why you need it. Have digestive issues? Want to sleep more soundly at night? Feel a cold coming on? There’s a tea for virtually every purpose. Heck, even the ritual of brewing a cup of tea is therapeutic on its own. While teas like green, chamomile (my fave), or black are the most popular, there are many other less buzzed-about teas that also come chock-full of benefits, thyme tea included.

It is a real challenge to stay focused and calm in today’s fast-paced world. Whatever you do, it seems like a stressful situation is just waiting around the corner to attack you out of the blue. We highly recommend you seek out professional help, if you think you can’t effectively cope with problems alone. However, if you feel prepared for the battle and prefer to tackle the issue on your own, there are some simple tips that can help you. All in all, if you’re anxious and often stress about things that you can’t change, for a start, here are some foods that might alleviate your mental pain. 

On Wednesday, I had a small hit of life going back to normal. My favourite local independent coffee shop reopened – serving coffees and home-baked cookies out of a makeshift window hatch.

Your kidneys are the body’s star toxin-filtering team and need your support to do their job well. Because detoxing is their prime directive, you don’t need to feed them any trendy detox aid or supplement. You just need to make sure you stay properly hydrated. However, keep in mind that not all drinks are created equal in terms of kidney health.

A restaurant where robots serve tea and scones probably sounds like an unlikely sci-fi movie scene, but it’s soon to be a reality. The Tea Terrace is investing big on tech while it awaits the end of lockdowns in the U.K. All bars, pubs, cafes and restaurants closed on March 20 as part of nationwide measures to curb the spread of COVID-19. But even when businesses are free to welcome in customers again, Ehab Shouly, the managing director who started the Tea Terrace in 2010 with his wife Rowena, doesn’t think it will be the same as before.

There is nothing quite as healthy as a cup of lemon tea. Besides being delicious, it is also packed with nutrients that can give your health a big boost.

Like most other things, Queen Elizabeth’s food habits are very particular — especially when it comes to how she takes her tea.

A hot drink can offer comfort, especially on a chilly day. It can act as a salve for a troubled mind, and can make us feel closer to other people. It can even help us cool down in hot weather.

You can add a lot of flavor to drinks by using tea ice cubes in place of normal ice.