"I love how much more energy I have!"
"My name is Patricia and I am a 54 years old nurse living in Montana. I started drinking the tea 5 weeks ago and already dropped 23 pounds and 2 dress sizes.
I love it mostly because of how much more energy I have throughout the day since I started to drink 3 cups of the morning tea instead of only one.
I also have fewer cravings of carbs, I sleep better and I am not bloated anymore! And just yesterday I was able to wear my favorite jeans, which I haven't worn for over 10 years because I gained too much weight.. My husband is very happy about my new positive energy and I can't wait to see my results after a few more months!"
"I can't stop the compliments!"
I am happy for being one of the first All Day Slimming Tea users and maybe one of their most successful clients.
For the last 5 years I tried everything in order to get my old body back... I am 48 and no matter what I did, I couldn't stop gaining weight.
When I heard about the All Day Slimming tea, I was skeptical, but I love drinking tea and I thought a few extra cups of tea won't hurt...
I was amazed of much weight I lost in the first 2 days, so I started drinking 3 cups of the morning tea every day since. In 9 weeks I dropped 39 pounds & 5 dress sizes, and I can wear my old skinny jeans once again and people compliment me every single day for how beautiful and young I am!"
"My quality of life has completely changed!"
"My name is Adrian and I'm a truck driver.When all the weight I gained during the past 10 years, it got harder and harder to perform at my job as I was always tired and sluggish. I was also worried about my heart and blood sugar levels, as they were dangerously high...
But when I started drinking the All Day Slimming tea, 3 weeks ago, everything changed.My back stopped aching, my energy and focus increased, craving for junk food gone, and I already lost 13 pounds and 2 and 1/4 inches off my belly! I am energized and enthused, exactly like I felt when I became a truck driver! I'll keep drinking this all my life and I definitely recommend it!"
Adrian
Sencha is the most popular green tea in Japan. It is harvested from the leaves that are exposed to direct sunlight. After they are plucked, the leaves are shortly steamed and are then rolled and dried. There are several different types of sencha, but shincha, also known as ichiban-cha, is often cited as the highest-quality version.
White tea is a category of Chinese tea that has a somewhat vague classification. Still, it is generally considered that this variety is lighter in color and has a more delicate flavor than green or black tea varieties. Although there are several variations, white tea is harvested from the tea plant (Camellia sinensis) when the tea leaves are not fully opened, and the buds are covered in tender white hairs—a trait that gave the tea its name.
English breakfast tea is one of the most popular tea varieties in the UK and the world. It is a blend typically made with Assam, Ceylon, Chinese, and Kenyan black tea. Its birthplace—as well as the origin of its name—is quite vague and often disputed.
Matcha is a Chinese green tea variety that is unique for its harvesting, processing, and preparation methods. Three or four weeks before the harvest, the bush (Camellia sinensis) is covered to prevent direct sunlight, allowing the leaves to grow in the shade.
Ceylon tea is a name given to tea produced in Sri Lanka. Ceylon is the former name for Sri Lanka that is still used in the tea trade. The tea gardens are spread throughout the island, and the favorable climate allows an all-year harvest.
Most production is oriented towards black tea, and the best examples of Ceylon black tea come from higher elevation tea gardens located in the center of the island. Altitude has the most significant effect on the final character of Ceylon teas. Low-grown teas are mostly used in blends and provide a firm body and good strength.
Oolong is a semi-oxidized tea that can vary depending on the leaf style, level of oxidation, color, and the roasting degree. Falling somewhere between green and black teas, it is one of the most complex varieties regarding production, and it can take on a wide variety of flavors and aromas.
Green tea is a non-oxidized tea that is characterized by its bright green color and fresh herbaceous notes. It is produced with the tea leaves of the evergreen tea shrub (Camellia sinensis) that are involved in a process known as kill green—in which the leaves are heated (by steaming or pan-frying) to stop oxidation.
Pu erh, also known as aged or vintage tea is a renowned tea produced exclusively in the Yunnan province of China. There are two main varieties: raw, non-fermented pu erh, called pu erh sheng, and ripe, fermented pu erh, known as pu erh shu.
Black tea is a large and diverse category, and what differentiates it from other tea varieties is heavy oxidation—in the process, the tea leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant attain their distinctive dark color and develop earthy notes.
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