The positive effects of Green Tea

Green Tea has many benefits associated with it, and amazingly is used in China as a medicine. The Chinese have known the benefits of this special tea since 4000 years, and people have got better with the use of it. However, most of the people in the sub-continent
and even in Europe are not aware of the tea’s benefits and as a result are experiencing different complications related to health.

Firstly, Green Tea should not be used more than once a day and its users should try considering it a medicine rather than a routine habit. It not only prevents one from esophaegal cancer but also prevents the growth of cancer cells in the human body. Esophaegal
cancer arises from the esophagus cells which are present at the junction of the esophagus and the stomach. This tea also keeps the cholesterol level in check.

Apart from the above benefits, Green tea also helps in reducing the abnormal blood clots and it not only prevents the growth of cancer cells but also kills them without causing any harm to the healthy tissues. These blood clots, if left unnoticed than it
could result in stroke and heart diseases.

Another study shows that those people who love smoking should preferably take caffeine with green tea in order to burn enough calories rather than taking caffeine with Placebo. Placebo is a medical treatment for those who are deceived by their medical condition
and couldn’t understand the cause of their poor health.

Green tea also has its effect in preventing tooth decay. It kills the bacteria with its bacteria-destroying abilities which also helps in prevention from food poisoning. These days, many creams have entered the market which contains green tea as one of its
main ingredients.

Green tea, though, contains caffeine but the amount of caffeine is much less and it can hardly harm someone. However, it is advisable that this tea should not be taken more than once a day or it could harm your stomach or glandular cells.

Short URL: https://www.newspakistan.pk/?p=9895

Posted by Taha Habib on Jan 20 2012. Filed under Opinion. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry