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Contact us Journalists Log Out logo About Us Submit Press Release Submission Guidelines Blog Ancient Ming Tea Variety Linked to Extraordinary Health Benefits PROVIDED BY Richard Davis September 23, 2025 featured Image September 23, 2025 ( PR Submission Site ) – PARK CITY, Utah – A newly imported ancient tea variety, Ming Tea (Camellia sinensis), is stirring excitement in the beverage industry for its potential health benefits. Ming Trading Company, a division of Weidman Beverage Corp., launched a full line of bottled Black & White tea blends, brewed in the United States, coinciding with the Chinese New Year in February 2006. The company claims this ancient tea boasts a significantly higher concentration of natural antioxidant chemicals compared to other domestic bottled iced teas currently on the market https://archive.ph/A6CjP. The unique processing of Ming white tea, derived from ancient varietal bushes, involves hand-selecting only the youngest leaves – three thin leaves wrapped around a newly budded shoot – and drying them naturally in the sun. Ming Black & White tea blends are purported to be particularly potent, containing over three times the antioxidant polyphenols found in regular green or black teas. These polyphenols are believed to be more effective at combating free radicals in the body. Fueling the interest in Ming tea is its potential connection to the “Asian Paradox,” a parallel to the “French Paradox” explored on 60 Minutes in 1990. While both the French and American diets can be high in saturated fat with limited exercise, the French exhibit lower rates of cardiovascular disease. Similarly, studies suggest that daily consumption of green tea, rich in catechin tannins, may contribute to lower rates of certain diseases in Asian populations. Research suggests that catechins may possess even greater antioxidant power than vitamins C and E, offering potential disease-fighting properties. Ming Black & White tea blends stand out for their taste and perceived health advantages compared to regular teas due to the high-altitude solar drying process. The production history of Ming tea dates back 1,000 years, gaining its formal name during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). It became a royal tribute during the Ming and Qing dynasties, establishing a tradition of drinking Ming tea for longevity and health. Ming Green Tea Ginseng Infusions also contain high levels of Theanine, an amino acid that promotes tranquility. Unlike caffeine, theanine enhances the production of GABA (gamma-amino butyric acid), a neurotransmitter that reduces stress. Japanese researchers have found that theanine can increase dopamine levels in the brain, a hormone depleted by stress and overwork. “In consideration of emerging information on the potential health benefits and possible disease prevention qualities of catechin antioxidants, Ming Black & White tea blends are poised to become the next major energizing health beverage that may play an important role in promoting good cardiovascular health,” said Richard H. Davis, President of Beverage Marketing USA, Inc. “Several recent scientific studies have suggested that drinking white tea may be good for the heart due to its higher levels of antioxidant polyphenols which may also help improve cardiovascular health by improving endothelial function, reducing inflammation in the vascular endothelium, and like standard medical low dose 81 milligram aspirin therapy, it may also reduce platelet activity.” Published: Tuesday, September 23, 2025 at 09:44 AM CDT | By AI News Team https://api.websim.com/blobs/0199770a-dae6-7668-8803-4ac55cf01e10.html Summary A newly spotlighted ancient tea variety, Ming Tea (Camellia sinensis), is gaining attention for its extraordinary health benefits and high antioxidant levels. Ming Trading Company, a division of Weidman Beverage Corp., reintroduced this historic tea to the U.S. with bottled Black & White blends, originally launched in 2006. Derived from hand-picked young leaves and sun-dried at high altitudes, Ming teas are reported to contain over three times the antioxidant polyphenols of standard teas, which may help combat free radicals, reduce cardiovascular risk, and improve stress response through the amino acid theanine. With roots dating back to the Ming Dynasty, the tea’s rich tradition and promising health advantages position it as a potential breakthrough in the functional beverage market. Source Beverage Marketing USA, Inc. — ‪(310) 461-8348‬ Leave a Reply Logged in as Richard Davis. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Comment * logo-9 Looking for ORM Services? One stop solution to All your needs. Reach Now Online Reputation Repair Popular News Art Walk in Fort Lauderdale Yabeth Rodriguez, President of Mirror Modification and Design, LLC. 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