Another Green Tea article to fight bc

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cp418
cp418 Member Posts: 7,079
edited June 2014 in Recipe Swap for Healthy Living

http://foodconsumer.org/7777/8888/C_ancer_31/121201232007_Green_tea_helps_fight_breast_cancer.shtml

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  • LUVmy2girlZ
    LUVmy2girlZ Member Posts: 2,394
    edited December 2007

    I heard the orient drink green tea after every meal too, the key to supposedly keep them fit and thin as well.

    Laurie

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  • Rosemary44
    Rosemary44 Member Posts: 2,660
    edited December 2007

    I've been putting the green tea for dieting to the test.  I don't seem to get hungry as quickly as I use to.   Yesterday, I wasn't interested in food at all.  I kept up with drinking tea and it worked.  Nothing ever works for me, so this will be so nice if it does work.

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  • annie06
    annie06 Member Posts: 156
    edited December 2007
    Now I am thinking I can add green tea to my smoothies instead of just water.......Smile
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  • cp418
    cp418 Member Posts: 7,079
    edited January 2008

    I recently tried Lipton Green tea with pomagranate and cranberry which has 100 mg antioxidants per serving.  It is quite good!  It comes in the little box of 20 bags.  Also, there is another flavor with lemon and ginseng which is 120 mg antoixidants.

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  • ravdeb
    ravdeb Member Posts: 3,116
    edited January 2008

    Okay...this is the best one yet. Our cousin here is in the chocolate business and today gave us chocolate with GREEN TEA. She only uses natural things in her chocolates. How's THAT for a green tea recipe??

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  • TenderIsOurMight
    TenderIsOurMight Member Posts: 4,493
    edited March 2008



    I find green tea can dull my appetite at times, but if I make it too strong it nauseates me and irritates my stomach lining. Nevertheless, I'm trying to up my intake.



    Some fascinating basic science research stuff coming out on the epigallactins and breast cancer. If you're into the dense stuff, here's a Japanese article from December, 2007.



    "Green tea polyphenol epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG) signaling pathway through 67-kDa laminin receptor"

    http://www.jbc.org/cgi/reprint/M707892200v



    Chocolate with green tea. How did it taste Deb?



    Tender

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