More good news in tea leaves

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Research shows that both black and green decaffeinated tea may inhibit skin tumors. The study involved mice given tea over 31 weeks while being exposed to cancer-causing agents such as ultraviolet light. The tea-drinking mice saw a 70-90% reduction in skin tumors over mice given water.

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Hot stuff: the hottest new cancer fighter is deliciously cool!

Article Abstract:

Iced tea is filled with healing antioxidants, the same as hot tea. Each sip of brewed tea may be an effective cancer and heart disease deterrent. One real tea from the camellia sinensis plant yields the green and black tea researchers are excited about.

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You say 'tomato' and i say 'terrific!' (nutritional benefits of the tomato)(Editorial)

Article Abstract:

Research shows that eating seven or more servings of tomatoes per week lowers the chances of developing stomach, colon, or rectal cancer by 60%. Tomatoes contain the antioxidant lycopene, which is believed to combat cancer.

Editorial, Research, Tomatoes, Antioxidants, Antioxidants (Nutrients)

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