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Herbal Green Tea

 

What is Herbal Green Tea?

Green tea is thought to be one of the most popular herbal supplements in the world. Herbal green tea offers many nutritional benefits, including lowering cholesterol, weight, increasing immune function, and improves the cardiovascular system. The explanation for herbal green tea being so extraordinarily beneficial lies in the fact that the green tea leaf is rich in catechin polyphenols, including that of EGCG, which is a powerful and incredibly useful antioxidant.

The EGCG which is found in herbal green tea, is good for the heart and circulatory health and support of the body’s natural resistance to cancer of the bladder, breast, colon, esophagus, lung, pancreas, prostate, skin and stomach.

Why is Herbal Green Tea Good?

Studies have already been completed and conducted, and science has proven to confirm the plentiful beneficial qualities which herbal green tea can offer. In fact, the health benefits of herbal green tea have been mainly trumpeted in the media lately, majorly due to the increasing knowledge and understanding of how nutritious and positive this tea can be to one’s health.

Other than herbal tea, tea generally is incredibly good for your health, as it is simply water plus phytochemicals including caffeine, and very little else besides that, unless of course you add sugar or another substance to it before drinking. Green tea contains about half the amount of caffeine which is found in one regular cup of coffee, and this is what makes green tea popular. Since they are dried leaves of a wide variety of plants, which are then steeped in hot water as you would with regular tea, however, the difference is, there is less caffeine, and seemingly more phytochemicals.

In fact, both green and black tea are derived from the same plant, yet black tea is fermented and also contains more caffeine, and green tea leaves are not. Besides, green tea leaves are rich in fluorine which can prevent dental decay by blocking the enzyme which causes plaque formation.

Other than this, another important factor is that people usually think that green tea cause less nervousness and anxiety than black tea. This is why it is not hard to see why green tea is so respected, its many beneficial nutrients and other properties are all positive effects and it can be beneficial to one’s health in more than several ways.

 


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