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Tea for the ladies!

bb1fit
bb1fit
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United States
2006/04/08, 11:42 AM
Ladies, want to brew up some cancer resistance, but don't like coffee? Start soaking those teabags in hot water (preferably fluoride-free)...

According to this past December 26th's issue of the journal Archives of Internal Medicine, a massive study conducted by scientists from Sweden's National Institute of Environmental Medicine found that women who drank at least 2 glasses of green OR black tea every day slashed their risk of ovarian cancer by 46%!

Those who drank only one cup per day still managed a 24% reduction in risk.

The research, which followed a group or more than 61,000 women aged 40 to 76, also determined that each additional cup of tea consumed per day (beyond 2 cups) brought with it an additional 18% reduction in the risk of this common cancer of both pre- and post-menopausal women...

Although dozens of studies have catalogued tea's health benefits, this massive Swedish study is one of only a few in existence that have examined the relationship between tea consumption and ovarian cancer, according to the researchers.

Of course, one study does not a medical fact make, but it sounds encouraging, doesn't it?


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mysticgraces
mysticgraces
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Canada
2006/04/10, 06:53 AM
Thanks so much! Iam a huge tea drinker and will continue to enjoy my cuppa knowing its good for my health
Deni
Deni
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Joined: 2004/06/07
Canada
2006/04/26, 12:05 PM
Great post! I am a green tea afficionado and have lately been trying white tea too. The health benefits are numerous, especially if you can get loose leaf teas - better taste and less processing.

Thanks for sharing that!

houseofdiet
houseofdiet
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United States
2006/04/26, 12:24 PM
I wonder if the article specified temperature? I love iced tea (not sweet) and in the summer i drink alot of it.
thanks BB1
bb1fit
bb1fit
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2006/04/27, 07:15 PM
No, temp does not matter, but I would do fresh brewed. The store bought already made stuff is probably not quality.

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bobosensei
bobosensei
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United States
2006/05/02, 04:28 PM
Excellent. I just switched from coffee to green tea in the mornings. I do one teabag in 16 ounces of water cause I like it weak and I try for 2 of those a day. I find it is relxing for me as well.