TEA - Why We Should Be Drinking It

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[@davidjordonmiller9686]

Historical ramblings with Mark Wildman is pretty fun, not gonna lie. Would be a fun series.

[@christinagipperich2780]

I love history lessons from Mark! Please do more videos like this on whatever interests you...martial arts, weapons, crazy stuff people did to be able to ride a horse and swing a sword without killing themselves, etc. There are other nerds out there who enjoy this kind if info.

[@ElDuardo01]

You are the most cultured coach I listened to. Thats why this is my preferred chanel. Ive also learned the salicilic acid story doing orgánic synthesis in uni, I see you, chemist!

[@sirmattblack1]

Where there is tea, there is hope! (from an Englishman)

[@UnchainedCyclist]

The most enjoyable rant.

[@ffi1001]

Ive lived in London a long time now. A few years ago I went to Cuba on holiday. A few days in and we’d finished the tea bags we brought. We searched FRANTICALLY throughout Havana and finally found some in some sort of pharmacy. Was such a relief! Never again will I travel without enough tea!

[@jodohead]

“It’s all bad.” True facts with Mark.

[@AndrewJordanBladesmith]

Mark . The Beer thing is correct BUT . There was 1st beer , 2nd beer and 3rd beer , 1st being the real strong stuff . The same mix of yeast and barley .wheat , hops was left it was used again a second time hence 2nd beer , weaker in alcohol but still drinkable . Same goes for 3rd beer , this was drunk all the time as it had nearly no acholic content but was safe water to drink .

[@MarkWildman]

Thank you for the info

[@derekfrost8991]

You can also put sugar in cold tea and ferment it to make tea wine.. 🤣👍

[@paleamigo8575]

Great video and great history lesson! Thanks.

[@Mark2025]

Been drinking tea for 60+years, Earl Grey, English breakfast, orange pekoe..mother was British war bride, have it for breakfast and at 4pm daily.

[@davidwalker6640]

Do it for Yorkshire , drink Yorkshire Tea , Sean Bean does.......👍👍🎯🎯

[@armikeb]

Love the history lesson! 💯

[@tomlindsey2534]

right on, Mark. I'm gonna go get a brew right now

[@dougmoore5252]

It’s true, had learn that over time.

[@WisdomShortvids]

God save the King ! Informative and funny .. excellent video. I literally drink nothing but tea now a days. I've had to go decaff because I was getting the shakes but its better than .. well mostly any other drink except maybe just water :)

[@robertgilbert903]

Tea talk and Jazz. 👌🏻

[@timothyling1954]

Very fun and informative, great video Mark & team.

[@heybrouy18]

very surprised that this was very interesting. very random yet satisfiying. keep it up bro

[@manjitrupbikram]

I love tea. I'm from Assam where tea grows wild !

[@henrybailey6111]

A cool potted history (and I believe your summary was pretty accurate) I work in remote areas in Africa for several months at a time. Like you say, the water is bad quality and sometimes tastes grim. I buy up on my favorite tea before I go so I can keep hydrated and not get amoeba, typhoid, etc! Only thing is my kettlebells and mace cannot go with me as too much weight...

[@MarkWildman]

you can't take a 15lb mace. an hour of the clock of 15lb mace is great. look at a hydro core and a brute force sandbag

[@michaelfavata2720]

Pretentious distinction: technically "tea" is reserved for brewed leaves of the camellia sinensis plant. Black tea, green tea and white tea all come from the same plant and are just processed differently. Anything else brewed in hot water would be called a "tisane." No one really knows that word though, hence the other term "herbal tea."

[@garretttedeman]

Great bit. In about 7 min. there was stuff that took me about 7 yrs. (and many other videos) to gather-up. ...And maybe one or two nuggets that were new! ...Now have to go and dig-thru the cabinets to find that Moroccan mint tea that forgot about a while ago :-)

[@FartCoffinStudios]

I love your videos man! Beer! I think I’ll stick to that. Ha ha. All joking aside though, tea is definitely a close second.

[@benyoung986]

@MarkWildman is there any chance you could recommend some reading on this and the history of Kung Fu? Great vids! Thank You : )

[@stephenjackson1828]

Ben Young sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari is very good also prisoners of geography by Tim Marshall

[@kierenkd]

You can read up on the East India Tea company - it will have lots of overlap. For a longer term view the book (and audiobook) A history of the world - Andre w Marr is very good but covers a much wider scope than you requested

[@DanWilliamson_profile]

Those interrupting cuts floor me :D good editing

[@robertweber8936]

Interesting guy cheers

[@robertthompson5501]

Traditional Chinese Medicine has a wall full cupboards full of herbs for tea. Worked for me.🏊‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏋️‍♂️

[@waderonsse8819]

La Croix and other lightly flavored carbonated waters are fine for you, unless you're drinking 10 in a day in which case they can be kinda bad for your enamel. I always suggest SpinDrift to people. Natural flavors and are delicious if you're trying to kick a soda or beer habit and want something bubbly to sip on at the end of a work day. Love the channel, cheers.

[@MarkWildman]

I’ll look for spindrift. That’s for the recommendation

[@magnusdanielsson2749]

Tea is the most used meal time drink, or so Ive heard. Actually from a sommelier that gave tea as an answer to ”wich non alchoholic wine should one buy?”.

[@sichiu]

Well luckily I’m a British-born Chinese so this isn’t a problem for me.

[@eddlr8074]

Interesting video, but prompts the question: if tea was mainly drunk to make water safer/ not taste like crap (literally) / add nutrients missing from your diet, but you now have access to clean, nice tasting water and good nutritious food... wouldn't you be better off just drinking water? Thanks for the content btw - your kettlebell instructions are the clearest I've seen.

[@MarkWildman]

hmmmm..... yes. mostly

[@luigitosti7599]

Good point, but you rarely if ever drink pure water, H2O, there are many dissolved minerals, in most water sources.

[@josiecorpus7181]

Where can we purchase good tea products?

[@spencerreed8480]

In defense of lacroix, if you have to pack water for a trip, the cans are easy to recycle everywhere. And bottled water smells like fart sometimes.

[@beatezeuner1817]

entertaining :D however, reminds me how valuable it is that you can drink the tap water right away here in Germany. If you grow up with that, you take it for granted, but it isn't in the most part of the world. So I don't have necessarily to make tea if I want to drink something free and sugar-free :D but I love tea too

[@MadMaxJuggernaut]

I was surprised to see that my part of Montreal has drinkable tap water, and I was so shocked when I went to my friends place who lived in a area with tap water that you shouldn't just drink outright

[@kimberlymai3737]

Haha, just drink a milkshake....Enjoyable ramblings

[@3bandEQ]

If you’re a coffee person and don’t want to conform to tea, get a ceramic cone. Make your coffee by the cup. I add cinnamon to my coffee grounds. Works perfect!

[@namelessannett6923]

Once used my coffee grinder for Thai red pepper. Then forgot, later ground up my coffee... DAMN IT WAS GOOD!

[@NJames-dh6kz]

1:45 literally

[@jim_andrianakos]

What is wrong with sparkling water? Needed an explanation.

[@TangomanX2008]

One question is sugar with the tea. How much sugar in tea is too much?

[@tezzanewton]

I used to really love tea but nowadays it makes me feel really tired and edgy. I stick with coffee now. I still drink green tea occasionally but not if I’m at work or have plans.

[@namelessannett6923]

Used my coffee grinder to grind red Thai peppers for wife. Forgot. Later. Ground up coffee, drank it, & - it was freakin AWESOME !

[@TBlev215]

I drink both

[@thecount1001]

'very loose historical interpretation'. you got that right.

[@Ryan-td3td]

interesting, but what about the part about "why we should be drinking it"?

[@beatezeuner1817]

well he said to avoid pay for water and to avoid sugar containing drinks. however it doesn't apply to everyone, because in some parts of the world you can drink the tap water without boiling it and it is tasty without chlorine taste. I don't know how common this is, I think in the USA they have usually too much chlorine in it to drink it without cooking?

[@slapndbass]

I only drink cold brew coffee i make. Its like a tea. But the only tea i like is hibiscus flower tea or coffee fruit tea. Cold brew your teas. Heat kills antioxidants and your just tasting tannins. Look into it.

[@MarkWildman]

i will. so boil the water first (hold over purification) then cold brew. i like it.

[@roberthorning8768]

Virtually everyone in China walks around with a jug of green tea 🍵

[@jasonrix3691]

Tea for bad tasting water....and spices for bad tasting meat.

[@hgfishy]

As you get older, you drink tea

[@JohnSSmith-yk8ms]

Tea is gross unless it's iced.

[@RedC220]

I clicked for health tips and got a history lesson. Is there no end to your helpful information? As a Brit I drink both Tea and Coffee, a choice that is based on what time of day it is surely? We used to run the world but realised it wasn't all it was cracked up to be, that was mainly when the indigenous locals stopped throwing fruit at us and started throwing spears. It all got a bit tiresome. So we passed the baton to the Americans who've been doing a reasonably good job since. However now there's a Trump in charge it's probably time for someone else to take over responsibility.

[@adrian3865]

People used to get naturally distilled water from condensed air.

[@MarkWildman]

K

[@jeff3putt]

“And I have never been a coffee drinker” Lost all respect for you......😉😂

[@MarkWildman]

just can't get into it. i did drink coffee in romania but that's about it

[@JonnySublime]

Coffee is disgusting.

[@zsedcftglkjh]

Drinking tea is like drinking watered down anything or tainted water. YUCK!

[@IgorMikeshin]

As a life-long tea drinker (it's common where I grew up) I should add that you don't drink teabag shit, it's not really tea. Buy the real tea

[@NonLocalYokel]

British tea bags are 'real' tea. You need some Yorkshire Tea teabags or PG Tips. Litpon's etc are pure shite.

[@kevingatebridge3656]

Shut up fuckhead, u just sound like a tea snub wanker, pretentious wanker

[@gemmadidit4118]

😲🥺🙄🤔😊😁💕💋!