In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), health is deeply tied to balance—especially the balance of the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water). This theory doesn’t only apply to food and herbs, but also to tea.
According to the “Five Elements Tea” system developed by Zichen in The Dao of Tea, each type of tea corresponds to one of the Five Elements and targets specific organs through a concept known as “tea qi归经”—meaning the energy of the tea enters specific meridians to regulate organ function.
Black tea calms the liver, disperses internal heat, and helps with sleep and emotional stress. It is best suited for those who suffer from emotional blockages or liver qi stagnation.
🔥 Yellow Tea — Heart & Kidney (Fire & Water)
Yellow tea nourishes the heart yang and enhances circulation. It is also said to cleanse the kidneys and reduce internal stagnation, helping with fatigue and lower back issues.
🌱 White Tea — Spleen & Lung (Earth & Metal)
White tea supports the spleen and lung systems, promoting digestion and immunity. Its mild nature is ideal for daily wellness and seasonal detox.
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🌊 Green Tea — Bladder & Small Intestine (Water & Fire)
Known for its detoxifying properties, green tea aids in urination, reduces dampness, and revitalizes the digestive tract.


Green Tea Liquor(Green Tea)
Green Tea Leaves(Green Tea)
🟦 Blue (Oolong) Tea — Stomach & Large Intestine (Earth & Metal)
Oolong helps to clear digestive residue, promote bowel movement, and rebalance gut energy.


Oolong Tea Liquor(Blue (Oolong) Tea)
Oolong Tea Leaves(Blue (Oolong) Tea)
Each tea carries a unique tea qi—a vital energy that influences different parts of the body depending on when and how it’s consumed.
This connection between tea and organ function reflects a sophisticated understanding of the human body and nature’s rhythms. Whether for detox, emotional balance, or immunity, drinking the right tea at the right time becomes a gentle but powerful health practice.
