Assessing the value of green tea 6 Articles

by Caroline Kaiser

In 1872, Anglo-Irish writer Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu published "Green Tea," an eerie short story in which a reverend is continually terrorized by a monkey that no one else can see. The reverend's doctor concludes that the a...read more

by Ananga Sivyer

Green tea is rich in catechin polyphenols - powerful anti-oxidants that research claims can reduce the risk of cancer, enhance immune function, assist in weight loss and reduce the risk of stroke and heart attack. A stu...read more

by Julio Johansen

Sorry to burst your little green bubble, cats and kittens, but the FDA has taken a pretty strong position against the healing power of green tea. In separate Letters of Denial, the FDA rejected claims that green tea was...read more

by Corryn Mounstephen

If you googled Green Tea right now, you'd find thousands of hits purging themselves on to your screen. And here's why.... We are obsessed with instant gratification. Instant high paying jobs, instant weight loss, inst...read more

by Nevada

Green tea is a very healthy tea, and the Chinese people have known and used it for nearly 4,000 years. They have known of its medicinal purposes proven by years of research and have been drinking the tea and using th...read more

by Dolphyn Wisdom

There are many differences between green tea and black tea, even though they come from the same plant, Camellia Thea (sinensis). The aging process is longer for black tea than for green tea, and the polyphenol count is hi...read more