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Saturday, 29 May 2010

Drinking Tea

According the recent research, older people drinking more tea retain their mental functions more than those who drink less tea. The tea with most effective result are black and oolong.

I suppose because of this research, I have to start drinking tea now? I'm never a tea person. I just did drink when I was preggy because I can't have coffee. I just don't like the taste. I suppose it is worth trying. I might try cammomile tea sometimes for a start. As tea is also anti-oxidant, it could be the best acne treatment.

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