For your good eyesight

The longer the storage time of white tea, the higher its medicinal value. White tea also contains rich provitamin a, which can be quickly converted into vitamin a after being absorbed by the human body. Vitamin a can synthesize rhodopsin, which can make the eyes see more clearly in dark light, and can prevent Nyctalopia and Xerophthalmia. At the same time, white tea also has anti radiation substances, which have a significant protective effect on human hematopoietic function and can reduce the harm of television radiation.

 

For protecting your liver

White tea slices are rich in natural flavonoids such as dihydromyricetin, which can protect the liver, accelerate the rapid decomposition of ethanol metabolite acetaldehyde, and become non-toxic substances, reducing damage to liver cells.

 

May help combat skin aging

White tea and its compounds may protect the skin from damage linked to aging. This includes external damage from the sun’s UV rays and internal damage from cellular