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A Curing Cup of Tea
(BBC)
The great British cuppa is
being hailed by US scientists as a medical miracle with the potential to save
thousands of lives.
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Lemon Tea Fights Skin Cancer (BBC)
Drinking hot tea with
citrus peel could protect the body against skin cancer, US scientists say.
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Tea Could Help Prevent Cancer (BBC)
Drinking tea could help
prevent cancers, say scientists. They say antioxidants in tea offer
protective benefits against cancers of the stomach and esophagus.
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Tea could reduce risk of circulatory disease (CNN)
People who drink tea each day
significantly reduce their chances of atherosclerosis, or hardening of the
arteries, according to a study published this week in the Archives of
Internal Medicine.
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Researchers
discover how green tea may prevent cancer (Perdue University)
Green tea, long associated with good
health, has new scientific evidence to back its claim. Purdue University
researchers have identified how an active compound found in green tea works to
slow and prevent the growth of cancer cells.
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Tea May Protect Patients With Existing Heart
Disease (UNISCI)
Circulation: Journal of the
American Heart Association, which finds that tea consumption is associated
with an increased rate of survival following
a heart attack.
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Finding
Health Benefits in Tea Leaves (Colorado State University)
After water, tea is the most
commonly consumed beverage in the world. This is good news, because tea offers
important health benefits.
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Studies
Suggest Health Benefits of Tea
Green, black and oolong teas contain
antioxidants called polyphenols.
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Tea
May Reduce Risk of Death after Heart Attack
Drinking at least two cups of tea a day may dramatically reduce a
person's chances of dying following a heart attack, a study suggests.
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Study Provides Evidence that
Tea Consumption Reduces Bad Cholesterol
Additional
New Findings Strengthen Link Between Tea and Decreased Risk of Certain Types of
Cancer
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Teas
Reputation as a Healthy Brew Increasing
Tea is probably the single best
thing you can add to your diet to ward off serious illness. |
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Tea
and Chocolate Beneficial for Heart Health, Studies Suggest
Consuming flavonoid-rich
tea and/or chocolate, in moderation, can be associated with reduced risk for
cardiovascular disease. |
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Tea
Healthier Drink than Water
Drinking three or more cups of tea a day is as good for you as drinking plenty
of water and may even have extra health benefits |
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Beat
Stress Drink Tea
Regular cups of tea can help speed recovery from stress, researchers from
University College London. |
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Tea:
The New Fountain of Youth
Researchers at Canada’s Douglas Hospital Research Centre suggest that
regular consumption of either black or green tea may reduce the risk of
age-related degenerative brain disorders. |
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Tea
May Help Prevent Diabetes and Cataracts
Researchers found that both black and green teas decreased glucose levels, which
in turn affects other biochemical pathways that accelerate diabetic
complications such as cataracts. |
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Green Tea Compound,
EGCG, May Be A Therapy For Rheumatoid Arthritis
A new study from the University of Michigan Health
System suggests that a compound in green tea may provide therapeutic
benefits to people with rheumatoid arthritis. |
Green
Tea May Fight Lung Cancer
Green tea may fight lung cancer and could inspire the creation of new
lung cancer drugs, scientists report.
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Tea
May Fight Ovarian, Breast Cancers
Potent
chemicals found in tea can help ward off ovarian and breast cancers, new
research suggests. |
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Green
Tea Could Ward Off Skin Disorders
A new study has found that Green tea
could prove to be a promising new treatment for skin disorders such as psoriasis
and dandruff. |
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Are
You Easily Distracted? Try Some Tea
Neuroscientists are weighing in with
evidence that components in the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant
may work wonders in the brain. |
