I really hope so^^
>It was more than 2,000 years ago that humans discovered tea and started drinking it. Chinese people, Mongolians, and Central Asian people are essential enough to drink tea as long as they don't eat. What in the car made people live in the car for so long?
>There are so many mysteries in tea that we don't know about its efficacy that the old people said it was a 'panacea'.
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>Donguibogam, which is well known to us, also said that 'green tea is a medicine of curing' and 'there are no side effects at all, lowering blood pressure, helping digestion, diuretic action, less sleep, quenching phlegm, quenching thirst, relaxing the stomach, clearing the head and eyes, refreshing the energy, sobering up, relieving food poisoning, strengthening teeth and eliminating parasites'.
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>Moreover, as the pharmacological efficacy of these teas along with our awareness of ours has been proven by scientific experiments, much attention has been paid to green tea. Tea is more helpful in relieving tension and fatigue than any other beverage, clearing the mind and calming the mind, as well as greatly suppressing the occurrence of cancer, including lung cancer, through the action of various ingredients in green tea.
>And green tea is known to be extremely good for preventing hair loss by inhibiting the production of DHT, a substance that causes hair loss.
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