Green Tea Review
Review by Diet
Reviews Zone Staff
Green
Tea 300
by
1-800-patches.com
 Well,
first thing's first, What exactly is green tea anyway?
Green tea
was first discovered by the Chinese whom have known about its health
benefits since ancient times. They used green
tea to treat their headaches, to their depression.
But, how can
we use green tea in this day and age? Does it still work? Well,
we put these questions to the test and found out several core facts
about how green tea works. The main power of green tea lies in the
fact that it is full of an anit-oxidant called catechin polyphenols,
particularly epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG).
We were amazed
at what this powerful little inti-oxidant has been known to do.
It not only inhibits the growth of cancer cells, but it will also
KILL cancer cells without harming healthy tissue. Talk about a powerful
little drink, eh? :-)
Green
Tea is also effective in lowering cholesterol levels, and
protecting against blood clots. The fact that Green Tea will aid
in protecting against blood clotting is clearly a major benefit,
considering the leading cause of heart attacks is stroke... which
is essentially the clogging of the arteries.
Green Tea Aids
In Weight Loss!
Recently new
facts have emerged, and our tests have been conclusive in seeing
that green
tea will even help dieters! A study done by the American
Journal of Clinical Nutrition released the results of a study at
the University of Geneva in Switzerland, which found that men who
were given a combination of caffeine and green tea extract burned
FAR MORE calories than those given only caffeine or a placebo.
That in itself should be an eye opener to you. It sure was to us.
People normally
burn around 150 calories per mile on a treadmill. Now, imagine drinking
a glass of green tea before you hop of the treadmill. Walk 1 mile
and burn twice that. 300 calories!
There are many
other benefits of green
tea, but I won't go into great detail here. Drinking green tea
will help the following medical conditions:
- cancer
- rheumatoid
arthritis
- high cholesterol
levels
- cariovascular
disease
- infection
- impaired
immune function
With all these
good things said about green tea, there has got to be a drawback,
right? The only drawback which green tea may cause in a rare few
is insomnia, due to the fact that it contains caffeine... BUT you'll
be glad to know that it contains less caffiene that coffee.
So... does Green
Tea live up to all of its hype? After our review, we give it 3
thumbs up. I know I'll be adding it to my daily menu and I urge
you to do the same.
We've found
a website that is currently offering a free 30 day supply of green
tea, but we're not sure how long this will last... so I'd suggest
going there now and signing up for a free supply as soon as possible.
Oh, and Green Tea was recently discussed on the Oprah show!
You can get
the free supply of Green Tea here:
http://www.1800-patches.com/Green-Tea-Discount/
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