A steamy mug clutched between your palms can be more than just a comforting ritual—it can be a powerful, evidence-backed ...

Peppermint tea is a popular ... One 2015 review suggests that peppermint oil has antibacterial properties that may help reduce the bacteria that cause plaque and ... Strain the tea into a mug.

Tea Fights Cavities, Reduces Plaque Date: May 24, 2001 Source: American Society For Microbiology Summary: Drinking tea may help fight cavities. A group of researchers from the University of ...

2. Pour in the baking soda. Depending on the size of your mug, you may need more than a tablespoon. Just make sure to pour enough to completely coat the inside of the mug in white stuff.

2. Sweese Porcelain Tea Mug. If you want a no-frills, classic tea mug with an infuser and lid, this timeless option will have you covered. However, if you want something a bit more vibrant, there ...

Obviously this isn't the mug for coffee-lovers, but the sleek and clever Scandi design is about as environmentally guilt-free as it comes for tea making. It's a lovely 400ml big size too. Buy now ...

W A S H I N G T O N, May 22 -- You won't find it served atyour dentist's office just yet, but drinking black tea betweenmeals may help reduce cavities and plaque, researchers said onTuesday. New ...

For warm tea or coffee, the fanciest option is the Ember Mug 2, but the Mr. Coffee Mug Warmer is a no-fuss option that works just as well.