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Why is tea good for office subscriptions?

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Why is tea good for office subscriptions?

Tea, along with coffee, has become a part of office routines to the point that many offices set up a separate tea room where one can go and have a cup of tea any time of the day. While coffee gives an instant boost, but too much caffeine is not good for health. Therefore, tea always becomes the best choice when it comes to light and long energy boost.

Conferences or meetings take a lot of brain energy and concentration. In order to relax between discussion and approach the topic from a new angle, you and co-workers need to take a break and relax. A soothing cup of tea will bring you relaxation and make your brain more active by relieving stress from nerves and muscles. It also helps in improving concentration, gives energy boost without jitteriness and strengthens your immune system.

Tea usually contains special characters such as polyphenols which include theine. The theine, along with low caffeine content, gives energy slowly but for a long time. A cup of tea will make you attentive throughout the long hours of meetings, and you can perform better with relaxed nerves. Moreover, the L-theanine present in most of the tea types is an amino acid compound that is an anti-stress agent. It promotes concentration, helps in focus, and improves decision-making.

Tea makes a good office subscription because it is a good choice for office workers who work long hours and get tired, and also makes an ideal beverage to offer clients visiting. A tea subscription allows you to have your tea inventory always stocked. You just have to pay for it once when subscribing to a six-month or 12-month plan. It will get delivered to your office monthly right on time, so you never go out of tea stock for your office. Choose any tea variety and blends that your co-workers like and get the customized tea box every month. Office tea subscriptions also have discounts and save you a lot of money this way.

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