Kombucha: What to Know Before You Sip

Nicknamed 'the elixir of immortality,' this tart fermented drink is bubbling with health claims. It's made of black or green tea, sugar, and a blob-like culture of 'good' bacteria and yeast called a scoby.

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FEATURED Kombucha: What to Know Before You Sip Nicknamed 'the elixir of immortality,' this tart fermented drink is bubbling with health claims. It's made of black or green tea, sugar, and a blob-like culture of 'good' bacteria and yeast called a scoby. READ MORE

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