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Red Tea

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Many people search for Red Tea thinking that it is a red version of black, green or white tea. Red or Rooibos Tea is not derived from the same plant as black, green and white teas. It is in fact a herbal tea!

Red Tea Originating out of Africa, this red colored tea comes from a plant that is native to dry hot climates. It needs virtually no water and thrives on neglect.

Rooibos and it's harvest have become an important part of the African Tea exports and the tea itself has become very popular.

Benefits of Red or Rooibos Tea

The qualities of this herbal tea make it some what unique.

First of all, it is caffeine free, unlike traditional teas. This makes it a common pregnancy tea. Many pregnant mothers in Africa drink Rooibos Tea.

It is also said to have an affect on insomnia, hypertension and irritability! These are all things that also effect pregnant women.

It comes in many flavors and in it's natural tea state typically contains no coloring or preservatives. It is easy to get organic rooibos tea at your local health food stores.

Nursing women in Africa also consume Rooibos, and it has thirst quenching affects. Ideal for the hot dry conditions.

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