Art of Tea spoke with tea expert Nigel Melican about the “30-second decaf” theory, which suggests it’s possible to remove most caffeine from tea leaves by washing them for 30 seconds.

People tend to confuse decaffeinated and caffeine-free teas, but knowing the distinction between the two is important if you want to know how to select the perfect brew. Caffeine-free teas like ...

If you’re looking to reduce your caffeine intake, opt for decaffeinated white tea or other beverages. Furthermore, try steeping your tea for less than 1–5 minutes at temperatures below 194°F ...

One of the best-known teas to help with constipation, and there are options specifically marketed to help with bowel movements. The tea is made from the senna plant, and it works by stimulating the ...

The same link was not found in decaffeinated teas, researchers say. Jamie Grill/Getty Images Drinking a cup of hot caffeinated tea every day can lower your risk of glaucoma, a new study has found.

Decaffeinated green tea and others like passionflower, lemon balm, and magnolia may also help, but a healthy lifestyle and consulting a healthcare professional are also important for better sleep.

Third: Yorkshire Tea Price: £3.50 for 80 tea bags Average score: 6.3 A clean taste - but while our testers thought this was the best of the rest, it was some way behind Asda and Lidl on flavour.

Clipper Teas has expanded its range of decaffeinated teas with two new products. Earl Grey Decaf Tea and Pure Green Decaf Tea will join its Everyday Decaf Tea in the range. The former was described as ...

Natural laxatives like psyllium husk, senna, and prune juice are effective home remedies to relieve constipation. Drinking certain teas can also help.