I read about a study done with black tea showing certain benefits related to the polyphenols. Are
there also polyphenols in green tea?
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M. Schwartz said:
I read about a study done with black tea showing certain benefits related to the polyphenols. Are
there also polyphenols in green tea?Yes, there are polyphenols in all teas. As a tea lover I try to read at least the abstracts of all
the studies on tea and nutrition as I hear of them. Among the ones that compare greens to blacks
some appear to show greens as more helpful than blacks. Other studies show essentially no
difference. I don't recall seeing research giving any reason to prefer blacks over greens.Of course, nutrition might not be the *only* reason you'd drink tea.
/Lew
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I read about a study done with black tea showing certain benefits related to the polyphenols. Are
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Wed, 8 Oct 2003 12:18:15 -0400 Subject: Polyphenols in green tea?I read about a study done with black tea showing certain benefits related to the polyphenols. Are
there also polyphenols in green tea?Mel
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the problem with black tea is that its acidic.
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(Ericam2) said:
the problem with black tea is that its acidic.
More so than green tea? All black teas vs. all green teas? You have a citation for that?
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