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Properties

Properties and Benefits

Various uses beyond just drinking. The components and characteristics of black tea such as catechins, fluoride, and caffeine.

This information is based on references such as books. The medicinal effects are not scientifically proven, so please view them with the image of folk remedies.

Characteristics of Tea Leaves

  • Hygroscopicity … Leftover tea leaves can be used as a desiccant
  • Deodorizing properties … Can be used as a deodorizer in refrigerators and shoe boxes

Conversely, due to these properties, care must be taken in storage methods.

Characteristics of Black Tea

  • Antibacterial properties … For gargling, etc.
  • Diuretic effect … Helps relieve swelling
  • Pharmacological effects … There are claims that it is good for cancer prevention

Although it has less vitamin C than Japanese tea, it is rich in components such as tannins. The effects are exhibited by components like "catechins," "fluoride," and "caffeine."

Catechins

  • Antioxidant power (anti-aging and cancer prevention)
  • Reduction of blood cholesterol
  • Prevention of arteriosclerosis
  • Prevention of colds
  • Suppression of blood pressure increase

Fluoride

Famous for preventing tooth decay.

Caffeine

  • Fatigue recovery
  • Diuretic effect
  • Awakening from drowsiness