I DRINK THESE DRINKS, and my body HAS BECOME 30 YEARS YOUNGER! | Dr William Li

Find out how an ordinary cup of tea can help in the fight against cancer. Dr. William Lee shares scientific discoveries and his recommendations on drinking tea to improve health!
00:00 The Health Benefits of Tea
00:26 The Multifaceted Benefits of Tea
00:49 Research on Tea and Disease
01:23 Tea and Cancer Prevention
01:48 Enhancing Immunity and Gut Health
02:14 Surprising Findings: The Power of Earl Grey
02:40 Blending Teas for Enhanced Benefits
03:06 Tea’s Natural Bioactives
03:28 Practical Tips for Tea Consumption
03:42 Disease Prevention and Recommended Intake
04:16 A Lifelong Companion
04:32 Specific Types of Tea and Their Unique Benefits
04:44 Green Tea
05:13 Black Tea
05:35 Oolong Tea
05:51 White Tea
06:06 Herbal Teas
06:24 The Science Behind Tea's Health Benefits
06:35 Catechins
06:48 Theaflavins and Thearubigins
07:04 L-Theanine
07:18 Polyphenols
07:28 Practical Advice for Maximizing Tea Benefits
07:34 Brewing Time and Temperature
07:56 Loose Leaf vs. Tea Bags
08:14 Dunking Tea Bags
08:24 Adding Lemon
08:32 Addressing Common Misconceptions
08:35 Caffeine Content
08:51 Tea and Hydration
09:28 Exploring the Science Behind Tea's Disease-Fighting Properties
09:44 Cancer Prevention
10:19 Cardiovascular Health
10:42 Anti-Inflammatory Effects
11:10 Enhanced Immune Function
11:33 Gut Health
11:56 Neuroprotective Effects
12:24 Weight Management
12:45 Practical Steps to Incorporate Tea into Your Routine
12:56 Start Your Day with Tea
13:10 Afternoon Pick-Me-Up
13:27 Evening Relaxation
13:40 Tea with Meals
13:54 Experiment with Blends
14:09 Stay Hydrated
14:25 Does Tea Dehydrate?
14:43 Is Decaf Tea Less Beneficial?
15:01 Can Children Drink Tea?
15:15 Conclusion: Tea as a Lifelong Health Companion
Disclaimer: This video is intended for general informational purposes only and is not a call for any action. It should not be used for self-diagnosis and is not a substitute for medical examination, treatment, diagnosis, as well as a prescription or recommendation. There may be contraindications! It is necessary to consult with a specialist.

[@meenakothari7841]

We drink brewed MASALA TEA called masala chai ( dry powdered mixture of dry ginger ,clove, cardomom, cinnamon and pepper ) many times a day .Its a ritual .

[@catherinedesilets8960]

Do you make this masala chai or do you buy it made?

[@meenakothari7841]

@@catherinedesilets8960 The ready dry , tea / chai masala is available in local stores. ( sometimes once a year we make the dry masala mixrure at home and keep in airtight bottle of 1.5 kg and when we run out of it and dont feel like preparing the dry masala which we add to our tea leaf brew we purchase it. In India its readily available at all local stores . )Add 1/2 tsp of masala tea pd to Your regular tea when boiling . It tastes great plus good.for digestion and colds (since it contains dry ginger powder ) and good gut health

[@meenakothari7841]

@@catherinedesilets8960 The tea we brew at home in steel pans many times a day as it hardly takes 10.mins to prepare .

[@debrayew2776]

I love drinking masala tea in a Indian restaurant they are so flavourful

[@debrayew2776]

Masala tea I think it help with bloating

[@DonaldF73]

Hi there. I have been drinking oolong and green tea for a very long time. I also added some ginger water to the tea. I am now 90. So now it's full steam ahead to 100. I am not on any medications at all, however, I take a vitamin B supplement every morning

[@avantiwellnesspodcast]

Donald that is fantastic!

[@FrankHaubrich-kd9vr]

That's great I am happy for you

[@susansmith9263]

Wow, great! Almost 90% of seniors over 65 take at least 1 prescription drug regularly and 80% take 2. Here's to 100!🍷 😊

[@timhopkins9998]

Hibiscus tea and Jasmine tea help me relax and feel stress free.

[@astrorabi1133]

You missed one extremely important tea. Pu Erh tea.

[@fatimamelicio7980]

THANK YOU DR WILLEM LI. GOD BLESS YOU

[@joymillerchauncey7348]

I'm 62 this is me at my apartment, I have been drinking green and matcha tea for 20 years

[@parizinati3131]

Hi Dr I like your page .i have problems with green tea because of my blood pressure elevated and hearts my stomach

[@lorrainesanders6014]

Does sun brewed tea produce the same benefits of bringing the tea leaves to a boil and brewing for 3-5 minutes? I like placing my glass pitcher (full of water and one family sized tea bag) in the morning sun. In an hour, it’s ready to drink. We live in Florida and the pitcher is warm when I pour the tea. Did your researchers try this brewing method as well?

[@gratefultobehere]

Earl grey tea is my favorite 🫖 ☕️

[@Lorna-JWB]

Doesn’t the temperature of the water destroy the vitamin C (when you add lemon)?

[@pattiisok2312]

Why on earth is some guy doing all the talking well Dr. Li is in the background moving his lips, but we can’t hear him. I find that very strange and disconcerting.

[@kosmosbjm]

I agree-this isn’t working for me. Just ignore this channel and watch the authentic Dr. Li discussions.

[@wildbill6366]

I like all Teas , especially Hibiscus Tea...

[@conanga]

Hibiscus tea is it sour? Where do you buy tht may I know?

[@jenniferb.5438]

It’s a bit sour. It’s available on Amazon.

[@lynnwilcoxson7]

Drank tea my whole life since I was 13 yrs old

[@numbernine8571]

what do you want for your 14th birthday?

[@annettesteynviljoen1911]

Hi Dr Li, did you research Rooibos tea? It is a well-known local tea from South Africa with multiple benefits. Feel free to try it. Regards. Annette

[@nonhlanhlamaribe7050]

wow me too im drinking Rooibos tea

[@Blackgoldart1]

Delicious teas! 👏🏾😄 🫖🍵

[@cece354]

You forgot to include Pu-er tea. Is a Chinese red tea what the West call black tea.

[@claudiafesch-jv8wt]

This is called *red* tea, not black tea.

[@albertnetoth-xn6of]

My dear Doctor. I would settle for 10 years.I didn't even have a headache then.🫠💕

[@mindyw9577]

How about Matcha tea?

[@kr23777]

Matcha is more potent than regular green tea. Has a little more caffeine.

[@afronprime51]

Like Kidney stones?

[@Rosiedelaroux]

Vodka and whisky ?

[@pangpek5645]

❤❤❤ ❤❤❤ ❤❤❤ ❤❤ Pang - Singapore

[@anniemathew8808]

I heard adding milk to tea reduces its benefits.

[@judyroberts3671]

That is true

[@sailam6247]

Only true for cows milk due to fatty or allergen content. Using plant milk like soy, oat etc increases its nutritional value. You can add 1/4 cow's milk 3/4 plant milk taste great increases nutritional content

[@kosmosbjm]

Right. You must use plant milk.

[@anniemathew8808]

@@kosmosbjm I think adding any milk reduces its benefits

[@quinto190]

This is all about ONE plant (Camellia sinensis). And the elephant in the room no one seems to talk about is caffeine. Not so healthy on a regular basis... I prefer other herbs for tea.

[@rattanedumaangobind3507]

Is tea with milk still gives the same benefits ?

[@kosmosbjm]

No, not with cow’s milk-you must use plant milk.

[@helenstaniskov4570]

I’m 58, eat a whole good plant based diet and plenty of green tea and Earl Grey! I am always ‘accused’ of having had Botox! My daughters’ best friend even went so far as to inform my daughter that her own mother is lying to her about having Botox 😂 nope no Botox, I’m too stingy and don’t trust anyone!

[@kosmosbjm]

I don’t like this guy talking over photos of Dr. Li. This doesn’t seem legit. I’m not watching.

[@kr23777]

Legit or not, it's good info.

[@TheJlee28]

You look old 😂😂😂😂😂

[@monicarose2346]

You don't look young yourself!!

[@TheJlee28]

@@monicarose2346 at least I still have my real face to show at 60. And you? 😆