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Jun 9th, 2008 THEANINE IN TEA MAY PROTECT BRAIN CELLS

Jun 2nd, 2008 BLACK TEA COMPOUNDS CURB BREAST CANCER IN LABORATORY STUDY

May 26th, 2008 GREEN TEA EGCG CURBS ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE IN ANIMAL STUDY

May 19th, 2008 THEANINE SUPPRESSES APPETITE IN ANIMAL STUDY

May 5th, 2008 CIGARETTE SMOKING, TEA DRINKING AND PARKINSON'S DISEASE ONSET

Apr 28th, 2008 GREEN TEA EGCG INCREASES CELL'S NATURAL ANTIOXIDANTS IN STUDY

Apr 17th, 2008 BLACK TEA AND DIABETES - Study Suggests that Tea Paired With Vegetables and Fruits Helps Prevent Hypertension in Diabetics

Apr 14th, 2008 VITAMIN C COUNTERBALANCES THE IRON-RESTRICTING EFFECT OF TEA IN STUDY

Apr 7th, 2008 MOUTH ODORS CAN BE REDUCED BY GREEN TEA

Mar 31st, 2008 GREEN TEA REDUCES ALCOHOL-RELATED LIVER DAMAGE IN LABORATORY STUDY

Mar 27th, 2008 CAN CAFFEINE ACT AS A PROOXIDANT AS WELL AS A STIMULANT?

Mar 24th, 2008 TEA AND SOIL POLLUTANTS

Mar 19th, 2008 GREEN TEA HELPS REDUCE COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN RATS WITH ALZHEIMER'S

Mar 17th, 2008 ANOTHER REASON FOR CHOOSING LOOSE LEAF TEAS?

Mar 10th, 2008 STUDY SHOWS GREEN TEA IS MORE THAN AN ANTIOXIDANT ONCE INSIDE THE CELL

Mar 3rd, 2008 ORGANOPHOSPHORUS PESTICIDES FOUND IN SOME TEAS

Feb 11th, 2008 TEA THEANINE HELPS BODY WARD OFF COLD AND FLU VIRUSES IN STUDY

Feb 4th, 2008 GREEN TEA EGCG REDUCES ACID-INDUCED CARDIAC AND SKELETAL DAMAGE IN LABORATORY STUDY

Dr. Paul's
Tea and Health Seminars

One-Hour and Half-Day Seminars

Advising Health-Conscious Patients About Tea Green tea, black tea and other Camellia sinensis teas. Rooibos and mate teas. Evidence-based scientific studies behind the health claims for tea. Tea contraindications for specific patients. Directed primarily to health professionals.

Pharmacology of Tea Bioactive agents in Camellia sinensis teas including caffeine, theanine and polyphenols. Brief review of the bioactive agents in rooibos and mate teas. Directed primarily to health professionals.

Tea and Oral Health Anti-cariogenic, anti-periodontal disease and anti-carcinogenic qualities of Camellia sinensis teas. Directed primarily to dental professionals.

Science Behind Tea and Health Claims What science is and is not saying about tea's ability to prevent cancer, heart disease, inflammation, microbial infections, Parkinson's and other diseases. Directed primarily to health-conscious individuals and tea aficionados.

Caffeine in Tea, You and Me How much caffeine is in the different Camellia sinensis teas. The decaffeination process and the preservation of health qualities. Caffeine in the body. Caffeine contraindications. Possible health qualities of caffeine in tea. Mate' teas and naturally uncaffeinated rooibos teas. Directed primarily to caffeine-conscious individuals and tea aficionados.

Specific Topic One-Hour Seminars are offered on any of the topics listed below under Three-Day Seminars.
  • Half-day seminars are for possible continuing education credit through accredited host institutions. Dr. Paul's School of Tea and Health is not yet accredited.
  • Half-day seminars are more in depth than one-hour seminars. All seminars are customized for the benefit of the hosting institution and attending participants.
  • Participant tuition, if any, is determined by host.
  • Non-hosted tuition per participant for half-day seminars is $120.
  • Seminar hosts in the tea business are encouraged to add a tea-tasting laboratory experience for the benefit of participants.
  • Contact Dr. Paul at drpaulstea@npgcable.com for more information.

Three-Day Seminars
An in-depth examination of recent scientific findings regarding tea and health. What scientific studies say and do not say about the following topics. The depth of each topic is customized for host and attending participants. The following topics are typically covered:
  • The Origins of Camellia Sinensis Teas
  • Caffeine, Theanine and Polyphenols of Camellia Sinensis Teas
  • Tea's Health Claims, Science Methodology and Individual Health
  • Tea Contraindications in Certain Individuals
  • Tea's Anti-Inflammatory Qualities
  • Tea's Immune Support Qualities
  • Tea's MRSA (Staph) Protection Qualities
  • Tea's General Cancer Protection Qualities
  • Tea's Prostate Cancer Protection Qualities
  • Tea's Breast Cancer Protection Qualities
  • Tea's Cardiovascular Protection Qualities
  • Tea's Diabetes Protection Qualities
  • Tea's Obesity Protection Qualities
  • Tea's Oral Health Promotion Qualities
  • Tea's Brain Health Promotion Qualities
  • Tea's Anti-Aging Qualities
  • Tea's Detoxification Qualities
Typically offered in conjunction with tea business hosts that offer tea tasting laboratory experiences to participants.
  • Participant tuition, if any, is determined by host.
  • Non-hosted tuition per participant for three-day seminars is $300.
  • Contact Dr. Paul at drpaulstea@npgcable.com for more information.
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