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Sunday
May012011

Ten-Chi Cha Tea for Headaches?

In March I went to the Natural Foods Expo in Anaheim and picked up a few extra products here and there without too much thought.  Jeff as usual was tossing sample items in his bag and loading up both his bag and mine.  After 5 hours I was tired and felt one of those headaches coming on from the noise and crowds.

Once we got home and organized our treasures systematically I noticed out of the corner of my eye a bottle of iced tea called Ten-Chi Cha Tea, which stated on the label:

Natural Detox Tea, caffeine free and sugar free.

I scanned the label to see if there was anything that might be odd or dangerous and found it was basically brewed tea with some plant herbs that were safe. No sweeteners or anything that would compromise my sense of safety with a product.  It fit my bill of sale.

Tylenol or Tea?

I opted for the tea and guess what?  My headache went away within the hour and did not come back.  I was a bit shocked and thought I’d better research this company.

I sent an email and the president of the company Eco Vita, Tad Kumagai, emailed me back and answered all my questions.  In addition, he sent me some samples of their iced tea and bagged tea as well.  I’ve been enjoying them at the office – they both work for helping headaches and a boost of afternoon energy.

You can order them on their website or purchase at Japanese grocery stores.  I tend to keep them on hand for headaches but if you like tea it’s great just for enjoyment as well.  It’s nice to find a healthy alternative for treating a headache. 

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Reader Comments (3)

thank you for the post, what a coincidence, I too tried the tea through the expo. since I really liked it then, I bought it mroe via amazon.com.!

May 2, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterJun

what japanese store do you find those bottles of Ten-Chi Cha. I am trying to find it locally to avoid having to order it online. i live in anaheim,ca

January 7, 2012 | Unregistered CommenterAmanda

It seems to be only available at Japanese grocery stores so I would start there - thanks for asking!

January 13, 2012 | Registered CommenterSusan Dopart

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