13 August 2008

Green and black teas promote a protective vascular effect and are good sources of antioxidants known to inhibit cancer growth.

* SOURCE:
1. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Reuters

2. European Heart Journal – PDF

* LEARN MORE:
Anti-Cancer Foods – Article
Tea and Cancer Prevention:
http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/tea-and-cancer-prevention

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13 August 2008 Green and black teas promote a protective vascular effect and are good sources of antioxidants known to inhibit cancer growth.

13 August 2008

Green and black teas promote a protective vascular effect and are good sources of antioxidants known to inhibit cancer growth.