Health Tea Therapist

Definition: A professional who integrates knowledge of tea, traditional Chinese medicine health theory, and modern health concepts, through scientific tea pairing and personalized tea therapy programs, helps people regulate their physical condition, prevent sub-health, or assist in improving specific health issues.

The core work rev around the health value of "tea," mainly including the following dimensions:

- Professional Knowledge of Tea: Accurately master the components, properties, effects, and population of different teas (such as green tea, black tea, Pu'er tea, herbal tea, etc.). For example, distinguish the clearing heat and refreshing of green from the warming stomach and warming the body of black tea.

- Customized Plan: According to the user's constitution (such as cold, heat, deficiency, and excess traditional Chinese medicine), health needs (such as improving insomnia, relieving fatigue, regulating the stomach and intestines) or life scenarios (such as office refreshing, home preservation), match exclusive tea prescriptions to avoid discomfort caused by blind tea drinking.

- Health Guidance and Science Popularization: Explain the principles of tea therapy, drinking methodssuch as brewing temperature, drinking quantity, drinking time), and precautions to users, and at the same time, popularize the knowledge related to tea and health, helping users establish scientific tea drinking habit.

Unlike ordinary tea masters, health tea therapists focus more on "the therapeutic function of tea," rather than simply displaying tea art, and need have cross-disciplinary knowledge such as a basic understanding of traditional Chinese medicine and nutrition. The core goal is to empower users' health through tea