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Wu-Long Tea

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  1. Has anyone taken/partook/drunk this tea?
    http://www.wulongforlife.com/

    I've not heard of it before DH mentioned it today. Sounds like a take-off
    of "oolong" tea which is supposedly a weight reducing tea.
    Thanks,
    Dee Dee

    Wu-Long

  2. "Dee Randall" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    Has anyone taken/partook/drunk this tea?
    http://www.wulongforlife.com/

    I've not heard of it before DH mentioned it today. Sounds like a
    take-off of "oolong" tea which is supposedly a weight reducing tea.
    Thanks,
    Dee Dee

    Wu-Long

    Sounds dodgy to me. Tea is pretty much tea, unless you adulterate it
    with flavourings. The only real difference you can make to the chemistry
    of the leaf itself is by the different ways of drying/processing it
    (white, green, oolong, black, pressed). Oh, and decaffeination.

    Drinking lots of any tea will aid weight loss due to the fluid intake and
    caffeine stimulation, but it won't magically flush fat out of the body -
    one still needs a healthy diet and exercise.

    Oolong tea is half-way between green and black tea, being only partially
    fermented, but this mob claims their tea has the same amount of caffeine
    as green tea. So it's either green tea with a fancy name, or it's oolong
    or black tea and they're disseminating a little (or have somehow
    partially decaffeinated it).

    I suspect they're just putting a marketing spin on a perfectly common
    product.

    K

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