Our research shows that rooibos tea, both fermented and unfermented, offers unique benefits for gut health. Fermented rooibos ...

Rooibos tea is a type of herbal tea that is rich in antioxidants. It is thought to be associated with several health benefits, such as boosting heart health. However, further research is still needed ...

Little rooibos, the humble red tea buttressing the "decaf" side of the after-dinner menu, must be growing up: First, featured in a Starbucks latte. Now, important enough to need its own gourmet ...

Rooibos tea, also known as “red bush tea” or “African red tea,” is made from the fermented leaves of the aspalathus linearis shrub, a plant native to South Africa. While rooibos tea wasn’t produced ...

The new collection harnesses the power of rooibos and honeybush antioxidants to naturally preserve each beverage, eliminating ...

There are various health benefits of rooibos tea. These include management of diabetes and weight loss, as well as antioxidants. Rooibos (pronounced ROY-boss) tea is a red herbal tea that comes from ...

Rooibos tea, also known as "red bush tea," is a beverage that has gained popularity in recent years for its delightful taste and impressive array of health benefits. Native to the Cederberg region of ...

A subtly sweet herbal tea with quite a few promising perks. Rooibos tea is rich in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds. It’s naturally caffeine-free and gut-friendly. Rooibos tea can be a ...

High atop a remote plateau in South Africa's Cederberg Mountains, half a dozen Indigenous Khoisan men stride briskly along rows of thigh-high shrubs. Every few yards they pause and stoop down to ...

Rooibos tea, or red tea, may not be as popular as green tea or matcha, but it is fast catching up. The beautifully tinted drink is made from the dried leaves of the rooibos bush that is native to the ...

Like coffee, many teas contain caffeine. With so many varieties, it can be hard to determine which tea works for the amount ...

You can’t drink wine, you can’t have a cocktail with your friends, you have to modify your caffeine intake, and now we’re suggesting you can’t have a freaking cup of tea while pregnant? Seriously…. is ...