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Tea is one of those beverages that people all over the world consume, regardless of culture, time, or age. But how
much do we really know about tea? Tea is produced from a plant known as the Camellia sinensis. There are actually
thousands of different kinds of tea. The variations occur as a result of the region where the plant is grown, the time at
which the tea leaves are harvested, and the processing method. Each variety of tea has its individual characteristics,
including different tastes and health benefits.
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