It's been a long time since I've posted to my blog here. 2008 Was a really good year for me with my dieting and weight loss. The wu-yi tea diet turned out to be fantastic and quite frankly I'm surprised at myself for sticking to it! I usually jump all over the place when it comes to dieting.
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Well it's been a long time since I've posted, don't even know if anyone is even seeing this blog or reading anymore. However, I like coming back and reading what I write so I'll keep it going for me =). I found a very interesting and informative article on wu yi tea today I thought I would share. It conveys info I have found and blogged about, but it was a really good read so figured others might enjoy it as well. So far things are going quite well drinking wu-yi tea. Almost surprisingly so! When I first started looking into this stuff I really didn't think it would be that big a deal. I had heard tea can help to lose weight but I didn't realize how effective it can actually be. I've lost another 5 pounds so far without much effort, pretty impressive for me. I haven't posted in quite a while lately. One, I got sidetracked slightly on yet another diet I stumbled across but more on that another day! I've got some great news about wu-yi tea. I was google'n wu-yi tea today and came across a blog about losing weight with wu-yi tea. What caught my attention right away was the before and after photos on the front page. So I checked it out and basically the writer is documenting what he calls his "live case study" of losing weight with wu-yi tea. We're all familiar with the whole old "Ancient Chinese Secret" line. Well, wu-yi tea fits the bill well with that saying. Now that wu-yi tea, oolong tea, wulong tea,(all the same tea just different names) are getting popular and a bit of media exposure, people are rushing to get the "next big thing" in weight loss. After looking into wu-yi tea a bit more I found out that I actually knew what it was, well kind of... Wu-yi tea is another name for oolong tea which is probably more familiar with many of us than wu-yi. When you see tea referred to as wu-yi tea, basically it means it is tea that has been harvested from the Wuyi Mountains in the Fujian Province of China. One of the more prominent teas harvested being oolong tea. Wu-yi tea is said to have originated over 400 years ago. As I stated under my about me section I'm a bit of a diet addict. I'm not really overweight but I always feel like I could lose a few pounds. We all could right? Plus everybody needs a hobby don't they? LoL. |
About MeI am a self confessed "Diet Addict". Meaning I read about and try out all the latest diet fads I find. One of these days I'll actually stick with one for more than 3 weeks. Wu-Yi Tea is my latest interest. This blog will share my research and opinion on Wu-Yi Tea. Categories
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