Five summer teas that can help with weight control and keep you cool
gettyimagesbankClick here for more articles by Kormedi.com.Many office workers automatically reach for an iced coffee after lunch. But coffee drinks loaded with syrup and cream often contain more calories than expected and can even leave you feeling thirstier. Studies have suggested that the polyphenols in oolong tea may play a role in fat metabolism.
- ▪gettyimagesbankClick here for more articles by Kormedi.com.Many office workers automatically reach for an iced coffee after lunch.
- ▪But coffee drinks loaded with syrup and cream often contain more calories than expected and can even leave you feeling thirstier.
- ▪Studies have suggested that the polyphenols in oolong tea may play a role in fat metabolism.
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gettyimagesbankClick here for more articles by Kormedi.com.Many office workers automatically reach for an iced coffee after lunch. But coffee drinks loaded with syrup and cream often contain more calories than expected and can even leave you feeling thirstier. Simply replacing your after-meal coffee with an unsweetened cup of tea can help cut unnecessary calories and support weight management during the summer.gettyimagesbankOolong tea: Perfect after big lunchIf you've had a rich meal such as grilled pork belly, pork cutlet or black bean noodles, oolong tea is an excellent choice. Studies have suggested that the polyphenols in oolong tea may play a role in fat metabolism.
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