The Benefits Of Tea With Cellular Healing

Cellular healing is coming to the forefront as one of the best most amazing healing ways of life. It’s healing properties for all those who decide to follow.  The benefits of tea with cellular healing are not a cure for a disease, yet it’s the cure for many things. Cellular healing with tea is in fact a way of life, a way of eating, and a way of living. Cellular healing is a way to have to live better and living a healthier life.  You will often hear it said that we regenerate certain organs every so often whether it’s weeks, months, or years. Before writing this article I researched this topic and found it to be only partially true.

 

There are only a few things that regenerate themselves. Those are the liver if it has been damaged. The skin by way of healing by scarring. Fingertips that when damaged regenerate back to the way they were.

I could not find scientific proof of the eyes, stomach, or other body organs regenerating. So truth be told, we do not grow a new set of eyes, lungs, or liver every so often.

Yet, our cells are always working. Our cells change, grow, mutate and die. Our cells move and live inside us. We are created in a miraculous way. It’s amazing to think about how we are created. Cells splitting and forming a human life and then, we breathe.

 

We don’t often think about our cells and even when we are sick we never think to take it back to the basics of life, cellular. We take the antibiotic and move on. But the reality of it is, that antibiotic does more harm than good. If we learn to heal on a more cellular level we will have less sickness and disease.

This is a science and the one person I know that is at the forefront of the revolution is Dr. Dan Pompa. Dr. Pompa has studied cellular healing. Dr. Pompa also has a real-life story about it. You can read more about Dr. Pompa on his website.

When we become whole, we become healed. So many of us, including myself with AutoImmune chase symptoms all the time. Doctors want to treat a symptom, not a cause. We don’t become healed we become fixed at the moment.

That being said we need to focus on taking care of what we have. This is where cellular healing comes into play.

Before we learn the positive effects of tea, here is what the cellular healing diet looks like:

This is a small sample of what are the dos and don’ts of cellular healing. Follow Dr. Pompa and his Cellular Healing Diet videos and blog posts to know more about it.

 

The Don’ts:

• Foods listed in Leviticus 11 as unclean
• Man-made Fats (hydrogenated oils)
• Processed foods
• GMO’s
• Pasteurized and homogenized dairy
• Grain-fed animal products
• Alcohol
• Coffee
• Processed grains
• Sugary junk food

This is the shortlist and you can explore more on Dr. Pompa’s site.

Tea plays an important part in the cellular healing diet. Tea is one of the best beverages you can drink that aids the body. Organic tea and herbal drinks are beneficial to the body. Tea heals by the properties within them.

Tea has been around for thousands of years and the history of its benefits is countless. Search the Internet and you will come up with hundreds of factual articles on the healthiness of tea. Pick a problem and you can search out a tea that we are beneficial in dealing with it.

Tea may help with cancer, heart disease, diabetes, and weight loss. Tea lowers cholesterol, calm us, and awakens us depending on what we are drinking. Tea has even begun to show results of antimicrobial qualities.

Katherine Tallmadge, MA. RD. LD says: “There does not seem to be a downside to tea…it’s a great alternative to coffee, contains less caffeine.”

Ms. Tallmadge goes on to discuss the fact that tea contains flavonoids. Flavonoids are the health benefit that heals our bodies.

 

I’ll start with the single-origin teas such as green, black, white and end with the herbals.

Green tea

Green tea contains EGCG. Green tea’s antioxidants may interfere with the growth of several cancers including:

• bladder
• breast
• lung
• stomach
• pancreatic
• colorectal cancers

Green tea is credited with:

• prevent clogging of the arteries
• burn fat
• counteract oxidative stress on the brain
• reduce risk of neurological disorders like
• Alzheimer’s
• Parkinson’s diseases
• reduce risk of stroke
• improve cholesterol levels

Black tea

Black tea has the highest caffeine. Black tea may protect the lungs from damage caused by exposure to cigarette smoke. It also may reduce the risk of stroke.

White tea

White tea has the most potent anti-cancer properties.

Oolong tea

In an animal study, those given antioxidants from oolong tea were found to have lower bad cholesterol levels.

Pu-erh tea

Made from fermented and aged leaves. One animal study showed that animals given pu-erh had less weight gain and reduced LDL cholesterol.

Herbal Teas

 

Herbal teas are made from herbs, fruits, seeds, or roots that are then steeped in hot water. Herbal teas are called tisanes.

Herbal teas have lower concentrations of antioxidants than green, white, black, and oolong teas.

There are so many herbs out there. Once herbs are made into a tea give us the ability to soak in more of their healing properties.

Their strengths vary per ingredient. It’s way too long to get into here but I will mention a few along with their healthy properties.

Chamomile tea

Its antioxidants may help prevent complications from diabetes. Complications like loss of vision, nerve and kidney damage, and stunt the growth of cancer cells. Can calm the body and ensure rest.

Echinacea

Often touted as a way to fight the common cold. Not always confirmed scientifically yet, people swear by it.

Hibiscus

Lowers blood pressure in people with modestly elevated levels. Is anti-inflammatory and may help relieve symptoms of arthritis.

Rooibos (red tea)

A South African herb. The fun of flavonoids with cancer-fighting properties, as well as helping with blood circulation.

Turmeric

Anti-inflammatory and helps to detoxify the body and organs.

Ginger

The anti-inflammatory and detoxifying herb also helps with digestive issues.

Mint

Mint can help with headaches and digestive issues.

Licorice Root

Adds sweetness to teas (it really does). Licorice can improve respiratory health, relieves cold symptoms, and calm the stomach

As you can tell tea (tisane) is a vital drink to our health. Can we do without tea, sure we can but why? What else would you drink?

Tea offers us so many beneficial things. Tea has so few negative things and it’s and a wonderful drink to add to our cellular repair. For teas to be beneficial for our cellular healing, all you have to do is drink them.

Besides being good for our bodies, tea is good for the soul.

Grab a cup of your favorite tea, pour the water into the cup.

Take your cup in your hands and take a deep breath in.

Ahhhh, you feel that? That is tea ministering to your soul.

 

That is tea touching your being. That is tea soothing your mind. That is ta calming your emotions. That is one aspect of the healing power of tea. There are many more.

Conclusion

Once your body starts to relax and breathe the body can start to heal. One of the reasons I believe in meditation, quieting the body, is to allow the body and mind to relax. Once relaxed the body will start to heal.

Each of us is unique and different. We were created that way for a reason. In any holistic healing, it’s a journey that works for me may not work for you. The same for me with your healing properties. But when we find what works. When we take the time to heal holistically it’s total healing, not just a fast fix.

My one suggestion with your teas is to make sure to remove all sugars and sweeteners. To make your teas “sweeter” add licorice or blackberry leaf, it’s amazing how sweet it makes tea taste, I love it