Lemon Ice Tea

• Packed with antioxidants and Vitamin C: This tea helps fight free radicals and supports your immune system.
• Detoxifies and energizes: Black tea and lemon work together to flush toxins and give you a natural energy boost.
• Hydrating and refreshing: Perfect for hot summer days, this iced tea keeps you cool and replenished.
• Sugar-free and guilt-free: Unlike many iced teas, this one has no added sugar, making it a healthy choice.

TE-A-ME uses convenient cold brew tea bags. Simply steep a tea bag in cold water for a refreshing iced tea. No boiling required!

This iced tea is a blend of black tea, lemon, and natural flavors. It's described as citrusy, refreshing, and naturally sweet.

Absolutely! It's sugar-free, hydrating, and packed with antioxidants, making it a perfect choice for a hot summer day.

TE-A-ME Lemon Ice Tea uses real lemon and natural flavors, contains no artificial colors, and is sweetened with stevia extract instead of sugar. This makes it a healthier and more natural option compared to many commercially available iced teas.

Lemon Iced Tea combines the antioxidant properties of tea with the vitamin C content of lemon, aiding in digestion, boosting immunity, and providing hydration.​

The flavonoids in tea and vitamin C in lemon can help reduce blood pressure and improve blood vessel function, promoting cardiovascular health.​

Yes, the combination can boost metabolism and promote fat oxidation, especially when consumed without added sugars.​

Lemon stimulates digestive enzymes, while tea can soothe the digestive tract, aiding in better digestion.​

The citric acid in lemon supports liver function, and the antioxidants in tea help eliminate toxins, promoting detoxification.​

Yes, vitamin C from lemon enhances immune function, and the antioxidants in tea further support immune health.​

The antioxidants and vitamin C can improve skin elasticity and reduce signs of aging by combating free radicals.

Both lemon and tea contain compounds that reduce inflammation, which can help alleviate symptoms of inflammatory conditions.​

The caffeine in tea can enhance focus and alertness, while the aroma of lemon may have mood-lifting effects.​

Absolutely. It contributes to daily fluid intake, keeping the body hydrated, especially when consumed without excessive sugars.​

Lemon has a low glycemic index and can help stabilize blood sugar levels, while tea polyphenols may improve insulin sensitivity.​

The antibacterial properties of tea can reduce oral bacteria, and lemon's acidity can freshen breath, though it's advisable to rinse the mouth afterward to protect tooth enamel.

Lemon's vitamin C content can support respiratory function, and the warm version of the tea is often used to soothe sore throats.​

The L-theanine in tea has calming effects, and the scent of lemon is known to reduce stress and anxiety.​

The citric acid in lemon can increase urine volume and pH, creating an environment less favorable for kidney stone formation.​

When unsweetened, it can be a good beverage choice due to its low calorie and sugar content, and potential blood sugar-regulating properties.​

Lemon stimulates bile production, aiding liver detoxification, while tea's antioxidants support liver health.​

Yes, both lemon and tea possess antibacterial compounds that can help fight infections.​

The flavonoids in tea and lemon may help lower LDL cholesterol and increase HDL cholesterol.​

Tea contains compounds that may support bone density, and lemon provides vitamin C, essential for collagen formation in bones.​