Protect Your Health On Long-Haul Trips With Green Tea

New Delhi, March 28, 2019: Organic India is a company which helps Indian family farmers by paying them to grow plants that are used in the production of organic, non-GMO herbal teas, known as Tulsi tea blends. A new collection of these tea blends were recently launched at Expo West in Anaheim, California. This company sells wellness products that are very popular with consumers. Since Organic India is expanding worldwide and offers Tulsi green tea products to consumers, while also helping farmers in India to thrive, it’s time to explore the benefits of green tea when it comes to staying healthy during long-haul trips. Green tea is a superfood, in beverage form, and getting into the habit of drinking green tea during travel will pay big health dividends. Organic India isn’t the the only company that sells green tea. It’s widely available from a host of suppliers, but the company is invested in helping Indian growers to keep their family farms profitable. 

Green tea provides immune system support
Long-haul travel often involves air travel. Unfortunately, it’s all too easy to catch a bug in an airplane. Germs live on a lot of different airplane surfaces, including tray tables, toilet handles (or buttons) and air vents. Plus, people sit very close to each other, which means that they may transfer illnesses through sneezing or accidental touching. To boost the odds of staying well, bring green tea bags along, if your airline doesn’t offer green tea on flights, and try to consume green tea regularly before you fly, too. The rationale behind consuming green tea to stay well is that green tea features a type of antioxidant known as catechins, which kill some viruses, including the Influenza virus. A study published in the Antiviral Research journal showed that compounds in green tea slowed down the pace of Influenza virus replication within cell culture.

Green tea offer healthy hydration
Long trips are often stressful. There’s so much to plan, so many things happening during travel and so many things that can go wrong, from lost ID to flight delays and beyond. Accessing health insurance that’s just for travel will help you to get medical care during a trip, without needing to pay through the nose, but there is more that you can do. Consuming green tea on a regular basis will help you to avoid dehydration, while also accessing the virus-killing benefits of this aromatic and tasty tea. Since symptoms of dehydration often make people feel ill, by boosting heart rate, sapping energy, creating mental fog and causing moodiness and dizziness, it’s important for travelers to get enough fluid while they’re on the go. Green tea offers more illness-fighting benefits than plain water. 

Green tea enhances brain function and mood
Green tea does more than kill flu germs and boost hydration. It also positively impacts brain function, as well as mood. If you want to feel alert on your trip, without the coffee jitters, you’ll appreciate what green tea has to offer, whether you access it from Organic India or another supplier. Green tea does contain caffeine, but not in the same quantity as coffee. It gives a little energy boost without the coffee downside, while also improving mood, memory, reaction times and vigilance. Caffeine works its magic on the brain and the mood due to its capacity to inhibit Adenosine, which is a neurotransmitter. In a nutshell, it’ll make your neurons fire at a quicker rate and this is a good thing.

Bring green tea along during your next trip
Whether you’re going on a long-haul trip via plane, train or automobile, or via a combination of transportation types, don’t forget the green tea. It may be available from airlines or in restaurants, but you may want to make sure that you have your very own supply of this potent superfood. When you do drink green tea during your trip, you’ll fight the flu, stay hydrated and boost brain function and mood.

Corporate Comm India(CCI Newswire)