The world of green tea, for a perfect beauty

by: ebabe

Green tea

is made solely with the leaves of Camellia sinensis, that has undergone minimal oxidation during processing. Green tea originates from China and has become associated with many cultures in Asia from Japan to the Middle East. Recently, it has become more widespread in the West, where black tea is traditionally consumed. Many varieties of green tea have been created in countries where it is grown that can differ substantially due to variable growing conditions, processing and harvesting time. Over the last few decades green tea has begun to be subjected to many scientific and medical studies to determine the extent of its long-purported health benefits,

Green tea refreshes the body

Tea contains caffeine which when taken properly stimulates body, It has strong effect in the central nervous system, heart and live. A cup of tea or a cup of coffee will help clear dull mind after rising in the morning or after few hours of being awake, the study also shown That the normal serving of tea everyday will be enough to stimulates and facilitate muscular constraction.

Green tea deters food poisoning

Green tea deters food poisoning It has long been known from experience that green tea has the ability to kill bacteria. Consumption of strong green tea, for example, is often recommended as a good treatment for diarrhea. has shown in his research that catechin is a powerful sterilizing agent for many types of bacteria that cause food poisoning

Green tea fights cavities

green tea catechin can suppress the process (glucosyl transferase) by which cariogenic bacteria create glucan.Other experiments has been verified that green tea catechin can destroy cariogenic bacteria. That is, it is antibacterial. Clearly, then, green tea catechin not only suppresses the formation of plaque by cariogenic bacteria but also kills the bacteria themselves.

It has been known for some time that small amounts of fluorine can strengthen teeth and help prevent cavities. For this reason, many cities add fluorine to their drinking water. Green tea, however, contains natural fluorine and is thought to help prevent cavities. That may explain those reports that show a reduction in cavities among grade school children who drank green tea after lunch.

Halitosis or bad breath embarrasses many people. It is caused by a number of bacteria that flourish in the mouth. Green tea can also kill other oral bacteria besides those causing cartes. It has, therefore, some ability to prevent bad breath by destroying the cause of bad breath. Why not enjoy gleaming white teeth and a fresh breath by drinking green tea?

Green tea as anti-aging

We already know that green tea is rich in those vitamins that possess this antioxidizing capability. In addition, Chinese Prof. Okudahas recently demonstrated that catechin in green tea is a far stronger antioxidant than vitamin E (about 20 times stronger in fact). These results come from laboratory tests only, and we must wait for further research to confirm a direct cause and effect relationship between the antioxidizing function of green tea and the retardation of aging. But the very fact that green tea contains a powerful antioxidant is a strong foundation for believing it can help control aging.