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Cancer and Green Tea – Sorting Through The Evidence

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By now most of us have heard that green tea may have tremendous
potential in terms of helping us win the war against cancer.
There have been many studies that have shown that green tea has
been shown to prevent the development of cancer when it is a
significant part of your diet. In addition, there have even been
studies that have shown that green tea may even have potential
for treating cancer.


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Cancer and Green Tea – Sorting Through The Evidence
Copyright (c) 2006 Jon M. Stout
Golden Moon Tea
http://www.GoldenMoonTea.com



By now most of us have heard that green tea may have tremendous
potential in terms of helping us win the war against cancer.
There have been many studies that have shown that green tea has
been shown to prevent the development of cancer when it is a
significant part of your diet. In addition, there have even been
studies that have shown that green tea may even have potential
for treating cancer.

But, then occasionally you'll find a study that makes it sound
as though green tea may actually have some negative effects on
our health. So, it can be easy to get confused as to whether we
really should be adding green tea to our diets for health
benefits or not.

Here are a few things that are known for sure.

Anti-oxidants are good for us.  They combat the free radicals
that are created in our bodies as we process food. When our diet
is low in anti-oxidants the free radicals damage our cells and
our DNA. Over time this leads to aging and disease.

Tea contains EGCG and polyphenols. These are two of the most
potent forms of anti-oxidants, making tea, particularly green
tea, because of its lack of fermentation, rich in the substance
that protect us from aging and disease.

There are no known side effects to drinking green tea.  Green tea
is lower in caffeine that coffee or black tea, so it's a good
beverage choice for those who must watch their intake of
caffeine. And, it's completely natural.  A simple cup of tea
will have no additives, preservatives or processed substances.

Asian cultures drink a large amount of green tea and have a
significantly lower than incidence of cancer, heart disease and
stroke. Of course, there may be other factors in the Asian
lifestyle that affect their lower incidence of disease. However,
there are some statistics that are startling. For instance,
nearly 75% of all Japanese men smoke, yet their risk of lung
cancer and heart disease is significantly lower than that of
American men.

It's true that we still need additional research on humans to
gain more conclusive evidence about green tea and its potential
in preventing or treating cancer.

Many of the studies that have been conducted have been on mice.
Human research takes years of follow up to be conclusive and is
more difficult than laboratory research. And, there are many more
factors that must be considered during human studies, such as
habits and genetics.

One interesting discussion of the studies that have been
performed on green tea and their results, both positive and
negative, is in the National Library of Medicine. This
publication gave an overview of several studies done on green tea
and cancer. The breakdown looks like this.

In 5 studies on colon cancer, three concluded that it might
prevent cancer, one concluded that green tea might contribute to
cancer.

In 4 studies on rectal cancer, one reported that green tea could
prevent cancer, but two showed that it might actually contribute
to developing the disease.

In 10 studies on stomach cancer, 6 suggested that green tea might
prevent cancer and 3 suggested that it might contribute to
cancer. The most comprehensive study on stomach cancer reported
that green tea is an effective preventer of cancer.

Nearly all studies on pancreatic and esophageal cancer suggest
that green tea has a preventative effect, and most lung cancer
studies have shown positive results, though there has been at
least one study that reported and increased risk associated with
green tea.

So, as with many other health research concerns, there is still
much work that needs to be done. And, there have been a few
studies that have shown a possibility that green tea might
actually increase your risk of cancer. However, when you take the
research as a whole, it seems probable that you're better off
drinking green tea than avoiding it.

As research continues, we'll learn more definitive information
about the level of protection that green tea can provide, and
just exactly how it provides this protection. As we learn more,
we'll be better able to determine how much tea you really need
to drink and on which cancers it seems to be most effective.

In spite of the few studies that have shown some negative
results, overall researchers believe that green tea shows great
promise in the area of cancer prevention and treatment. For
centuries, Asians have used green tea to prevent and treat all
kinds of illnesses, even before there was scientific research to
support it.

In the mean time, there seems to be no reason to avoid green tea.
It's refreshing, has no side effects and can be a great way to
lower your intake of caffeine. Keep your eyes out for the new
research findings as they emerge – it's sure to be exciting to
find out all the potential that lies in green tea. 




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Jon M. Stout is the Chairman of the Golden Moon Tea Company. 
Golden Moon Tea carefully selects the finest rare and orthodox 
teas, which are processed slowly and handcrafted with extreme 
care. At their website, you can learn more about their current 
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