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Topic: Green Tea?

BostonLyme2005
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Hi,

Does this tea help you in any way?

Thanks,

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alexander
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hello rob,

i think, you never really know what helps in which way, when you try to live healthy.

but i rarely drink anythink else than green tea or water.

good luck,
alexander

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AZURE WISH
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Well from what I understand its supposed to be an antoxident (sorry i cant spell).

Like alexander said I really couldn't tell you what it does for me if anything.

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5dana8
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You can also get decafinated green tea drop concentrate. One dropper is = to like 14 cups of tea.

Be careful for those with a sensitive tummie like me.Too much green tea can aggravate my stomach. [Roll Eyes]

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liz28
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There's a lot of helpful ingredients in green tea. The only one I know much about is theanine, a natural relaxant that makes you calm without making you sleepy. You can buy theanine separately as a supplement. I use Jarrow, but there's plenty of brands out there.

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