Acidity is determined using the pH scale. A value of around 7 is considered neutral, and anything below pH 4 is considered highly acidic. Most teas are slightly acidic, but tests have shown that some teas can have a pH as low as 3.
- Type of tea
- How to drink tea
- How often you drink tea
- What you put in your tea
At Tétique, we pride ourselves on offering a wide variety of herbal teas , all with health benefits. In addition to the popular nettle tea, we offer many other delicious herbal tea options that can help improve your overall well-being. From the relaxing chamomile tea to the refreshing peppermint tea and the comforting ginger tea , all of our teas are carefully selected to deliver exceptional flavor and a positive impact on your health. Discover our herbal tea options today and start enjoying all the health benefits they offer.
What is the pH of tea?

- Medium pH tea
- Black Tea 4.9-5.5
- Green Tea 7-10
- Chamomile, mint, and fennel tea 6-7
- Lemon 3
- Rosehip, blackberry 2-3
- Tea preparation time
- The degree of dilution of the tea
- Additives such as citrus, milk and herbal flavors
- Adding more water, which has a pH of 7, can reduce the acidity.
Is tea more acidic than coffee?

Is drinking tea bad for your teeth or stomach?
How long can you drink nettle tea?
What are the benefits of nettle tea?

- Relieves urinary tract infections and inflammations.
- Nettle tea should be avoided during pregnancy , as it can cause problems if the mother has any kidney problems.
- Prevent the formation of kidney stones
- They purify the blood and, thanks to their high iron content, help build blood.
- Relieve rheumatic ailments
- Restful insomnia
- Reduce blood sugar levels
- Fight viral and bacterial infections
- Relieve allergies.
- Strengthen the immune system
- Avoid spring fatigue
- Improve the texture of skin with acne, pimples and blackheads
- Nettle tea is also often used for weight loss .
Preparation of nettle infusion
Nettle infusion against dandruff and hair loss
Ways to prepare nettle infusion for hair
- Boil five liters of water with two handfuls of dried nettle.
- Let it sit for 15 minutes and strain.
- Let it cool and massage the nettle water into your scalp.
- Cover with a towel and let it sit for about an hour.
- Wash your hair as usual.