Saturday, February 18, 2006

Chrysanthemum Tea


Purple & Yellow
Originally uploaded by Wang HL.



According to the "I-Medical Sutra".

Chrysanthemum is best for the eyes & Liver.

However, from my experience, you should add lemon or orang peel in it to nutralize the gas build up in your stomarch after drinking.

Saturday, February 04, 2006

Jasmine Tea.


Jasmine tea.
Originally uploaded by ch☺c☺kat..



Jasmine is great for the health of your eyes & liver.

You are encourage to drink often.

Sunday, January 22, 2006

Which Is Your Choice??


Which Is Your Choice??
Originally uploaded by CharlieBrown8989.



I have posted this on my flickr.com site!!

Please click on the photos & see what are the people choice!!

Wednesday, January 18, 2006

Chinese Herbals Shop


Wu Zheng 02 -- Chinese Medicine Hall
Originally uploaded by Ya Ya.



This is the typical look of traditional Chinese Herbals Shop.

There are not so many look like these in these days.

Monday, December 26, 2005

Collecting Herbs


Collecting Herbs
Originally uploaded by Maggie's World.



This is the painting showing Guru collecting herbs in the mountains.

Friday, December 23, 2005

Tea Farm In Malaysia


Tea Farm
Originally uploaded by SoErique.



The tea plantations in Malaysia, primary located in Cameron Highlands.

The teas that they grow mainly "Red or Black Tea".

Most of the tea plantations are owned by Lipton or Boh tea group.

Saturday, December 17, 2005

Coconut Water


Bebendo uma aguinha de coco e esperando a volta do Sol...
Originally uploaded by 21guilherme.



Do you awared that the water in the center of coconut is a great drinks for cooling our internal systems??

It is sweet taste!!

Wednesday, December 14, 2005

Leaves of Gingko


Fallen Leaves of Ginkgo
Originally uploaded by DigiPub.



Gingko Nut is good for the Brain according to "I-Medicine Sutra".

My own research found that Gingko leaves is a perfect source of Green Tea for Anti-Oxidant & Detoxine of the Head system.

Sunday, December 11, 2005

Flower Tea


Shanghai Flickr Meetup 09 -- Flower Arrangement
Originally uploaded by Ya Ya.



According to my research, Black Tea & Read Tea are more on the "Cooling !!" for the body.

Flower Tea would be a better type of tea to drink for Great health.

In this pot here, there are jasmine & roses. both are great for the liver & eyes, as well as for relaxation!!

Tuesday, December 06, 2005

Green Tea


Glass tea pot of green tea
Originally uploaded by JonahTAn.



This is the Chinese Green Tea.

Chinese have been drinking tea for almost over 6,000 years.

The purpose of drinking tea is to wash down the fat of the food & also replenish water in the body.

Certain herbal teas do have the effect of healing some illness & "Cancel".

But there is no such things that as many claimed that just single type of green tea can heal the "Cancel".

As mentioned in "I-Medicine Sutra" a person illness is due to the imbalance of "Chi" within the body, therefore healing it would require the various elements & "Chi" to be back to balance!!

So please beware those unfounded claims!!

Thursday, November 24, 2005

Black Bearries


3D Bubbles - view me large
Originally uploaded by mattclark.



Black Berries are high in Anti-Oxidants too.

You can either eat as the fruit or drinks as fruit teas!!

Wednesday, November 23, 2005

Cooling The Liver


Rose Hybrid 'Purity' - Soft Macro
Originally uploaded by Mc Shutter.



Do you know, Roses petals is used as the herb tea to cool & clean our liver.

During the Holiday season, too much high engery food intake would cause your vision to get bad.

So drink some Rose petals tea or soup!!

Wednesday, November 16, 2005

Soup for Cleansing


Cleansing Your Body
Originally uploaded by CharlieBrown8989.



As the old saying we are what we eat!!

Therefore, we need to cleans our internal system.

This Melon soup is great for cleansing our body.

But, it should not drink too often during the Winter month!!

Friday, November 11, 2005

Lily Tea


Inside the Lily
Originally uploaded by Harold Davis.



Lily in Mandarin is Bai He.

According to "I-Medicine Sutra" It is excellent for the replenish of "Yin" of our body.

It is great for the Lung Health.

Wednesday, October 26, 2005

Cray Tea Pot With Wealth


Cray Tea Pot With Wealth
Originally uploaded by CharlieBrown8989.

Giant Tea Pot

This Giant Tea Pot is what I found on my way to Xiamen.

It is at a Tea plantation along the highway.

This plantation produce Oolong & T-Guan-Yin teas.

After having greassies food, it is advisable to drink a few cups of tea.

Howevr, if you have insomia or weak heart, then you need to avoid drinking tea after 12noon.

Monday, October 10, 2005

Tea Plantation


Tea Plantation
Originally uploaded by liyin.



This is the Tea Plantation in Malaysia, Cameron Highland.

Most of the tea plantation there are growing Black/Red Tea.

Both the Boh & Lipton Tea are the largest owner's of the tea plantation in Malaysia.

Sunday, October 09, 2005

Soup For Beauty & Young Looking


Soup For Beauty
Originally uploaded by CharlieBrown8989.



This soup is boiled with Fresh Fish stock & Fresh Scallops.

As you can see hardly found oil on it.

It is high in Collagen & Elastine, great for Beauty & Young Look!!

Wednesday, October 05, 2005

Hand Frying Tea Leaves


Hand firing tea leaves
Originally uploaded by andreelau.



Have you seen these before??

Using hand.

It is interesting!!


Thanks to Andree Lau to share this photo.

Tuesday, October 04, 2005

Food Tops Beer Drinking At Oktoberfest

According to my research & "I-Medicine Sutra" any gasies drinks are not good for health.

Beer can be good drinks for summer or if one is taking too much BBQ or Grill Foods.

But it does weaken the "Chi" of one body.

So please be aware of that for your Great Health.


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Food Tops Beer Drinking At Oktoberfest

Friday, September 23, 2005

Bai Tsai - Green Vegetable Soup



This is the photo that I took in DongShan Island.

Bai Tsai Soup is great for health.

But one must be sure that use less salt &
oil in it.




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