Swapping Your Sip: Why Herbal Infusions are a Better Choice During Peak Pollution

When air quality deteriorates, our bodies face significant stress, particularly from increased exposure to environmental toxins. While a morning cup of traditional, milk-based chai (or standard caffeinated tea) is a comfort ritual for many, health experts suggest making a strategic switch to herbal infusions during periods of high air pollution.

According to Delhi-based dietician Payal Sharma, senior dietician at Dharamshila Narayana Superspecialty Hospital, opting for herbal tea offers therapeutic benefits that black tea often lacks, helping the body actively combat the negative effects of smog and pollutants.

Related Posts

The 30-Day Wellness Blend: Exploring the Benefits of Ghee, Water, Turmeric, and Black Pepper

The practice of mixing ghee with warm water and adding a pinch of turmeric and black pepper is a time-honored wellness tradition, often rooted in Ayurvedic principles. When consumed daily,…

Read more

Nayanthara’s Health Secret: Why South Indian Heritage and Seasonal Food Are Key to Her Glow

Acclaimed actor Nayanthara recently shed light on her approach to maintaining healthy, radiant skin and hair, emphasizing that her beauty regimen is rooted in traditional South Indian dietary practices. For…

Read more

Leave a Reply