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Does this mean that your life expectancy will increase if you drink more green tea? Not exactly, but it does mean that you can potentially decrease various risk factors that could contribute to health problems. In short, green tea isn't going to add any extra years to your life, but it could help to prevent those years from being cut short unnecessarily.
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9-18-2006 @6:16PM Cordova said... I like green tea. It really helps to concetrate your mind and power. And of course when I has a hang-over :)
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9-18-2006 @10:22PM Miranda said... Green Tea is also known to help with weight loss.
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9-19-2006 @10:55AM Brian said... Much as I love green tea already, this sentence cracked me up: "those who drank five cups of green tea per day were 16 percent less likely to die from any cause during the 11-year study than those who drank less than one cup per day."
ANY cause?! Really? Makes someone want to run with the bulls or get caught in a shoot out so long as they know that 84 others in the crowd aren't green tea drinkers. :)
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