Rooibos Rocks blog — FAQ
Why is Rooibos tea so popular?
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Since time immemorial the Khoisan tribes in the Cederberg region of South Africa prized the leaves from the Aspalathus Linearis plant for its medicinal properties and naturally sweet taste. Few others, however, were even aware of it. All this changed in 1968 when Annique Theron, a South African mother, published a book...
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Why Rooibos Rocks and World Heart Day go so well together.
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September 29th is World Heart Day, an annual event that encourages us all to make the lifestyle changes that will protect and boost the well-being of our body’s most vital organ. This cause is close to our heart (sorry, we couldn’t resist the pun!) – because Rooibos tea is probably the most beneficial beverage on the planet when it comes to keeping your ticker in good shape.
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Why Rooibos Tea is good for your heart.
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World Heart Day is coming up on September the 29th, so it’s a good time to think about which drinks are most beneficial for cardiovascular health. Rooibos tea comes out at the absolute top of the list – for five good reasons. Caffeine-free. Caffeine revs up your system in a variety of ways that can put stress on your heart...
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Rooibos Rocks - How to brew the perfect cuppa!
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Rooibos Rocks - How to brew the perfect cuppa! Brewing the perfect Rooibos Rocks cuppa – what’s the secret? Rooibos is a very special beverage – so is there some special way to brew it? Is brewing the perfect cuppa of Rooibos Rocks a science or an art? Are there any special techniques, tricks or tips about how to enjoy
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Why is Rooibos Tea Good For The Skin?
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Why is Rooibos Tea Good For The Skin? The connection between drinking Rooibos tea and healthy skin may not be obvious – but it’s real! Rooibos is chock-full of antioxidants which provide multiple health and wellness benefits. One of these is Quercetin, a substance with powerful anti-inflammatory properties. It’s excellent for soothing your skin and can be very helpful if you suffer from eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis or acne. You can drink it hot or iced, and you can also dab it on the affected areas of the skin. Rooibos also plays a part in protecting your skin from the sun’s...
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