About Green Tea and Health risks

Filed under:Lifestyle + More, Life Of Health, Food Center — posted on April 9, 2008 @ 10:57 am

When people drink green tea health risks drop dramatically. Green Tea has antioxidant effects that are greater than spinach, strawberries, carrots and broccoli. Some people might be surprised to hear this. All people need to do to achieve green tea health risks that are so low, is drink a cup of green tea a day. With 10 to mg of polyphenols in each serving, how can you go wrong.

When drinking green tea health risks are sidetracked because of the nutritional value that is contained in the green tea leaf. Each leaf is filled with vitamins such as A, B1, B2, B3, C, E, F, P, and U. The benefits don’t stop there, because a green tea leaf also has minerals, chlorophyll, pectin, catechin and caffeine, as well as amino acids. The protective qualities have emerged through research of green tea health risks analysts have noted that they come from the catechin that is found in the green tea leaf.

The immune system boosting qualities make green tea health risks lower and have helped people with low immune systems, such as cancer patients undergoing radiation treatments, and chemotherapy better equipped to fight their cancer because their white blood counts have been notably higher than people that did not drink green tea as a supplement to their diet.

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