| Tea originated in China, and in Eastern Asia tea making and drinking ceremonies have been popular for centuries (Smith, 2009). | Tea was first grown in China and tea drinking rituals have been widespread in the East of Asia for hundreds of years. |
| The Chinese considered the quality of the leaves and the way in which they were cured all important. People in other cultures added new ingredients besides tea leaves and hot water (ibid). | How the leaves were grown and prepared was the most important consideration for tea drinkers from China. People from other countries experimented with adding new constituents. |
| It has been noted that all household resources have the potential to influence health - income, housing, fuel, food and transport. The pattern of spending on these varies between rich and poor families (Whitehead, 1987) | Health can be affected by all a families assets, e.g income, food, transport, fuel and housing.. There are differences in the amount which high and low income families spend on these things (Whitehead, 1987). |
| Certain living and working conditions appear to impose severe restrictions on an individual's ability to choose a healthy lifestyle. | The possibility of choosing healthier forms of exercise is constrained by the environment in which a person lives and works. |
