Your daily cup of tea can do more than hydrate. Here’s how green and black varieties compare for inflammation support.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Tea has several perks, including supporting heart health and protecting bones. (Getty Images) (Richard Clark via Getty Images) ...

The wide variety of teas available in the market — from matcha to Darjeeling tea and Earl Grey – can make it tricky to pick ...

Green tea is well known for having a number of proven health benefits, including protecting against inflammation, supporting digestion, and lowering blood pressure—just to name a few. But what about ...

Black tea is the most consumed tea globally, accounting for nearly 75% of all tea consumption! Much of the tea’s popularity comes down to its versatility—it’s great warm or cold, plain or with honey ...

Blood pressure is an important indicator of overall health. Yet nearly half of the U.S. population is living with high blood pressure, also known as hypertension. Eating certain foods can help lower ...

A new clinical study reveals that daily black tea kombucha can promote healthier gut bacteria, especially in people with obesity, by reducing harmful microbes and supporting beneficial ones. Homemade ...

I know coffee culture reigns supreme, but I'm a tea gal through and through. My favorite is a strong and flavorful iced tea (specifically, it's the exceptional Sweet Tea from McDonald's). But still, I ...

Both green tea and black coffee are linked with better digestion and weight management. But which one supports gut health and metabolism more effectively?