In
addition to it's antioxidant benefits, Green Tea may also benefit dieters.
Results of a study at the University of Geneva in Switzerland in 1999 found that
men who were given a combination of caffeine and green tea extract burned
more calories than those given only caffeine or a placebo alone.
Green Tea extract is a potent antioxidant
and has recently shown promising results in controlled studies. Much of the initial
evidence that green tea is anti-carcinogenic is based on epidemiological studies
which show lower rates of many types of cancer among populations in Japan and
China.
In
addition to it's antioxidant benefits, Green Tea may also benefit dieters.
Results of a study at the University of Geneva in Switzerland in 1999 found that
men who were given a combination of caffeine and green tea extract burned
more calories than those given only caffeine or a placebo alone.
