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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




March 19, 2008

GREEN TEA HELPS REDUCE COGNITIVE DEFICITS IN RATS WITH ALZHEIMER'S

   Alzheimer's disease (AD) is increasing rapidly in the United States. Over 5 million people have it today and likely 10 million baby boomers will develop it during their lifetimes. Can we prevent it?
   Investigators recently reporting in the Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry found that the primary elements of green tea, the catechins, helped prevent cognitive deficits associated with AD in rats. AD rats administered green tea catechins over long periods of time had significantly reduced cognitive deficits than similar rats receiving water without these catechins.
   Although promising, it is not known how applicable this study is to humans. drpaulsupdates.org

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