Green tea polyphenols can lower risk of breast and prostate cancers
date:Sep 23, 2013
re significantly lower at the end of the study compared with baseline levels in men consuming green tea.

In a separate research body conducted at the Columbia University Medical Center, scientists assembled 40 women who were randomly assigned to receive 400 mg, 600 mg or 800 mg of a standardized green tea extract or a placebo twice daily for six months, and collected blood and urine samples at three intervals. Women assigned to receive the extract had an average 10-fold increase in green tea me
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