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“The benefits of tea consumption are present at all stages of life from infancy to old age and long-term tea consumption promotes long-term wellbeing,” says“Research increasingly shows consuming tea throughout life from childhood to older age offers health and well-being benefits including hydration, mental and cognitive health benefits, cardiovascular health, metabolic health, bone health, gut health and immune health.
Roughly 18 per cent of Canadian tea drinkers listed orange pekoe as their favourite tea flavour in a 2019 poll but it appears many are fine to add some adventure when it comes to tea time. “Canadians still love their traditional black tea, but we are more adventurous compared to the U.K. where black tea is most popular and in the U.S. where people prefer tea cold,” Louise Roberge, president of the Tea Association of Canada said.
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