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Camellia Sinensis (Camellia Sinensis) - monitoring more than 530 patients

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What does it do?

Green tea extract is a natural product used to prevent and treat a variety of cancers, including breast, stomach, and skin cancers. It has also been used for improving mental alertness, aiding in weight loss, lowering cholesterol levels, and protecting skin from sun damage.

Last text update: 2010-12-11

Last data update: 2012-01-14

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I read they use this as an antiinflammatory for copd in horses. If it works in horses I am willing to try it to for my ongoing inflammation. bioflavonoids help. Any body take this supplements for copd and inflammation. 59 yr old gal

61 year old – Source: MediGuard
Posted: 2009-08-11 20:27:25

I have not heard that Green tea is to help with energy. I have heard it used for mental alertness and to help with weight loss. I use Green tea to help with my weight loss and it does help. I would say if you are finding yourself needing energy you need to talk with your doctor it might be aside effect of the medications you are on. I have severe knee problems with both knees and so I have a very hard time getting around. So I understand that part but if your having trouble getting around is only do to lack of energy you seriously need to see your doctor. Because it could be aside effect of your medications or a sign of a more serious health problem. My prayers are with you! 48 year young female

47 year old – Source: MediGuard
Posted: 2009-07-24 17:52:25

I'VE BEEN TAKING GREEN TEA EXTRACT FOR A FEW MONTHS. I CAN'T SEE ANY DIFFERENCE IN MY ENERGY LEVEL. I DID TAKE WHITE TEA WITH ACAI AND IT DID GIVE ME SOME ENERGY. ENOUGH TO GET MY HOUSEWORK DONE. AS IT IS ,I CANT WALK VERY FAR OR DO MUCH OF ANYTHING. DOES ANYONE HAVE THE SAME PROBLEMS I DO? IF SO, SEND COMMENTS TO THIS WEBSITE. I WOULD APPRECIATE IT!!

73 year old – Source: MediGuard
Posted: 2009-07-02 01:32:15

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