What is Qingcha Pregnancy Tea?

Qingcha is a 100% natural health tea that has been used since the ancient times by the Chinese. It has just been in the recent years that the medical field as found its viability as an effective and safe pregnancy tea. Starting 2009, the media has been covering its effectivity on both pregnant and non-pregnant women.

To learn more about this pregnancy safe tea, lets look at what the media has been talking about this tea.

CNN says: "It is 100 times more effective than Vitamin C and 25 times better than Vitamin E"

Both Vitamin C and Vitamin E are needed in various amounts in pregnancy. Vitamin C helps your body absorb more iron in your diet, fight off infection while carrying the baby, and most of all, it helps repair wounds. This is very helpful to take during pregnancy as you would expect to have a wound in varying degrees during delivery. So vitamin C would really do wonders for the mother. Normally, you can take vitamin C off of green leafy vegetables and citrus fruits.

Vitamin E, on the other hand, has been linked to reducing the risk of miscarriage and low birth weight in babies. Although physicians have differing views about this vitamin, it would be a good way to have this in moderate amounts during pregnancy.

CBS News says:

"People who take Qingcha tea each day have a lower risk of becoming ill (a good thing if you're pregnant). A japanese study shows tthat by consuming Qingcha tea you might actually have a longer life by reducing heart disease and stroke"

Lowering the risk of getting sick while being pregnant can really do wonders for you. As an expecting mother, getting sick is the last thing that you would want to think about.

WebMD says:

"Qingcha tea may help boost metabolism to aid weight loss, block allergic response (during pregnancy), slow the growth of tumors, protect bones, fight parkinson's disease and even delay the onset of diabetes"

As your physician might have known, all pregnant women are at risk for having pregnancy induced diabetes. With safe pregnancy teas such as Qingcha, you might well be lowering that risk as it keeps your insulin levels low while it boosts your energy.

 Fitness Magazine says:

"This ultimate health drink can actually speed up metabolism..."

Having a speedy metabolism can help a pergnant woman in preventing pregnancy discomforts such as morning sickness. A lot of women who have tried Qingcha reports lessened occurence of morning sickness and claims they feel lighter and better.