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Is Green Tea Effective Regardless of How It's Administered?

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In recent years, green tea has gained a lot of attention for its
ability to prevent disease and protect health. The potent
anti-oxidant ability of green tea has been shown to prevent
cardiovascular disease and cancer.


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Is Green Tea Effective Regardless of How It's Administered?
Copyright (c) 2007 Jon M. Stout
Golden Moon Tea
http://www.GoldenMoonTea.com



In recent years, green tea has gained a lot of attention for its
ability to prevent disease and protect health. The potent
anti-oxidant ability of green tea has been shown to prevent
cardiovascular disease and cancer.

It has also been shown to regulate blood sugar, which may help
control diabetes and aid in weight loss. In addition, green tea
has been shown to reduce the signs of aging and help protect the
brain from Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's disease.

Green tea gets its power from its anti-oxidants. Anti-oxidants
are found in many plant sources, and are abundant in many of the
fruits and vegetables that we eat, as well as in the tea plant.

However, when tea is fermented, as black tea is, some of these
anti-oxidants are compromised, making them less powerful for
preventing disease. It is for this reason that doctors typically
recommend green tea over black for health benefits.

Anti-oxidants are important because they combat free radicals
that are created as a by product of our digestive process. These
free radicals cause disease and aging when not neutralized. But,
anti-oxidants keep the free radicals in check so that they are
not able to harm our bodies. That's why it's important to make
anti-oxidants part of your everyday diet.

Eating fresh fruits and vegetables is a great way to get your
day's worth of anti-oxidants, as is drinking green tea or taking
a green tea supplement. However, the question has arisen about
whether supplements and other dietary forms of green tea really
have a significant effect on our bodies.

One study, reported by the UK Tea Council examined the effects of
both green tea supplements and a large dose of purified EGCG (the
concentrated anti-oxidant found in green tea) to see which was
most effective on the body.

This study monitored blood concentrations to determine the
absorption of the green tea in both forms. The study concluded
that green tea supplements and other forms of dietary green tea
provided more anti-oxidant activity in the body than directly
administered purified green tea.

The reason that the dietary green tea had more effect seemed to
be related to the creation of uric acid in the body. When green
tea was taken as part of the diet, it creates uric acid, which
increases the anti-oxidant activity of the green tea. However,
directly administered EGCG did not generate the creation of uric
acid, so it reduced the effects of the anti-oxidants.

This is great news for those of us who are actively trying to
increase the amount of anti-oxidants in our diet by drinking
green tea or taking green tea supplements. It confirms that our
body uses the anti-oxidants in green tea quite effectively. We
needn't be concerned about finding specialized ways to get our
anti-oxidants; those we get from eating and drinking the right
foods are sufficient.

So, just how should you go about getting your anti-oxidants?
Well, drinking green tea is a great start. Green tea is available
in loose and bag form, and can even be found in bottles today,
just like soda – only healthier.

Whether you brew a cup in the morning instead of coffee, or keep
a pitcher chilled in the refrigerator, try getting three cups of
green tea each day. Experiment with the many flavors available if
you don't like the taste of plain green tea.

If you don't think you're getting enough green tea just by
drinking it, there are green tea supplements available in the
vitamin section of your drug store. They'll help ensure you're
getting enough.

Don't forget eating a diet rich in anti-oxidants, too. All fresh
fruits and vegetables contain some anti-oxidants, but some are
better sources than others. Among the best sources are:

 * Asparagus
 * Artichokes
 * Tomatoes
 * Red Beans
 * Blueberries
 * Pomegranates
 * Kale

Making these foods part of your regular diet can help you to get
a large dose of anti-oxidants each day, and help you live longer
and stay healthier. It's one of the easiest things you can do to
for your body.

Many of us are concerned about diseases for which we have a
strong family history. If there's heart disease or breast cancer
in your family, for example, you're at a greater risk for these
diseases than those who have no history of the disease. But,
there's nothing you can do to change your family history.

You can, however, minimize your overall risk of a certain
diseases with a healthy diet and active lifestyle. A diet that's
low in fat and rich in anti-oxidants can go a long way to helping
you lower your risk of serious illnesses.

Couple your healthy, high anti-oxidant diet with regular exercise
and you have the tools you need to protect your health. Many
researchers believe that your lifestyle is far more important to
your risk of disease than your family pre-disposition. So, eat
and drink up - your health depends on it!




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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 
tea offerings, including their exceptional green tea 
(http://www.goldenmoontea.com/greentea), white tea, black 
tea, oolong tea (also known as wu-long and wu long tea -
http://www.goldenmoontea.com/wu-long) and chai. Visit 
http://www.goldenmoontea.com for all details concerning 
the Golden Moon Tea Company's fine line of teas.


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