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A Snapshot Guide to Japanese Loose Leaf Green Tea
There are many kinds of loose leaf Japanese green teas produced in Japan. If you go to a specialty tea store in Japan, you would be amazed at the range available to sample. It can be quite daunting for the amateur tea-drinker. Having lived in Japan for 4 years, I have found that sencha and gyokuro green tea are both popular and can be enjoyed by… (read 65 times since Mar 13th 2007)

How Green Tea Helps To Make Your Skin Healthier
We have heard of the health benefits of green tea. Now new studies show that it can have a profound effect on the skin. It has been shown that it can help repair sun damage, prevent premature aging, and enhance skin tone. It may also help to ward off some types of skin cancer. This sounds like a miracle in a bottle, to good to be true. But often… (read 65 times since Mar 13th 2007)

Does Drinking Black Tea Increase Blood Pressure?
Tea has gained a lot of attention in recent years for its ability to decrease the risk of heart disease. Green tea, in particular has been shown to prevent heart disease in the following ways. • Green tea has been shown to prevent circulating LDL from hardening into the plaque that sticks to arterial walls, narrowing them. • Green tea has been… (read 65 times since Mar 13th 2007)

Cancer and Green Tea - Sorting Through The Evidence
By now most of us have heard that green tea may have tremendous potential in terms of helping us win the war against cancer. There have been many studies that have shown that green tea has been shown to prevent the development of cancer when it is a significant part of your diet. In addition, there have even been studies that have shown that green… (read 65 times since Mar 13th 2007)

Drinking Green Tea May Help to Reduce the Risk of Developing Gastrointestinal Cancer
Tea drinkers will be happy to learn that they just might be protecting themselves against the risks of developing stomach and intestinal cancers. It appears that green tea can help fight gastrointestinal carcinogenesis. This is the process by which normal cells in the gastrointestinal tract can be transformed into cancer cells. Green tea has been… (read 61 times since Mar 13th 2007)

How Tea and Caffeine Can Help You Control Your Waistline
Caffeine has often been shown to help speed up metabolism, giving it possibilities as a weight loss supplement. However, the problem with using caffeine as a weight loss supplement is that most of our bodies are accustomed to some caffeine intake, so it may require a significant amount to have any effect. And for some, such a large dosage of… (read 59 times since Mar 13th 2007)

Long Term Green Tea Consumption and Body Fat
Many people find that they gain weight as they get older. It seems to be a fact of life for many of us; as we age we put on a few pounds. It’s no secret that our metabolism starts to slow down as we age; even as early as age 30. However, there does seem to be a simple secret weapon that can prevent the pounds from creeping on as we get older. It’s… (read 58 times since Mar 13th 2007)

Yerba Mate: The Powerhouse Nutrient For Healing, Anti-Aging and Enhanced Health
Many think of Yerba Mate as a tea beverage. While the chemical components are quite similar to green tea, it is in fact far more nutritious, because scientific study has shown it to contain nearly all of the necessary life-sustaining vitamins, minerals and nutrients. It has been found to be loaded with an even richer and more potent array of… (read 56 times since Mar 13th 2007)

Matcha Green Tea: What is It? Why is It Healthier than Other Green Tea? How Do I Use It?
What is matcha? Matcha green tea is the powdered form of high grade green tea leaves, known as gyokuro. It is traditionally used in the Japanese tea ceremony, but it is also used to make other drinks. And it is also often used in cooking. How is matcha green tea made? Matcha is made from gyokuro leaves, which are shaded from the sunlight with… (read 55 times since Mar 13th 2007)

Brewing Green Tea - The Top Ten Reasons Your Green Tea Didn't Turn Out Good
Japanese green tea, when brewed correctly, is quite delicious. However, if you have ever tried to brew it, there is a good chance it didn't turn out like you may have wanted it to. Perhaps it may have been too bitter, or not really as "green" as you had anticipaged. I've put together a top ten list explaining why this may have occured. You brewed… (read 54 times since Mar 13th 2007)

The Promising Reduction in Gastric Cancer Rates
The news is full of frightening statistics about cancer and other diseases. From what we read and hear on television, we are led to believe that more and more people are being diagnosed with cancer and that more and more people are dying from it. In some cases, this is true. Incidences of and deaths from cancer have risen every year for the last… (read 54 times since Mar 13th 2007)

Help Yourself to Better Health by Drinking Green Tea
Everyone wants to be healther, including you — right? Well then, drink green tea. It has a long history from East to West as a great health promoter. Green tea has an unusual set of health benefits. It has a reputation for helping with many health issues, from the prevention of cancer to promoting concentration. You might wonder how green… (read 53 times since Mar 13th 2007)

Green Tea May Positively Effect Stomach Cancer in Habitual Tea Drinkers
Stomach Cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the Western World. In fact, the American Cancer Society estimates that 22,228 Americans will be diagnosed with stomach cancer during 2006. They also project that there will be an estimated 11,430 deaths from this type of disease. Therefore, the search for a cure for this… (read 53 times since Mar 13th 2007)

Alzheimer's Disease Treatment with Green Tea and Apple Juice
Alzheimer's disease is a chronic progressive neurodegenerative disease that adversely affects higher cortical functions in older adults. These cortical functions include: *Memory *Ability to think *Orientation Any research that lends itself to the study of reducing the effects of the disease or stopping the progression of this disease is worth… (read 53 times since Mar 13th 2007)

Green Tea Supplementation for Health - Fitness - and a Great Physique
Green tea is getting a ton of attention these days as medical research is finally catching up to naturopathic/alternative medicine. Due to the frequent lack of convincing research in alternative medicine, many potentially health-promoting or disease-fighting nutritional supplements are dismissed as viable options for treatment or prevention in… (read 51 times since Mar 13th 2007)

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