Comments on: Good News About Prostate Cancer and Green Tea Extract http://antiagingnutritionnews.com/blog/1310/good-news-about-prostate-cancer-and-green-tea-extract/ The latest antiaging nutrition news and products. Tue, 15 May 2012 07:31:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Dr. Sunita Banerji http://antiagingnutritionnews.com/blog/1310/good-news-about-prostate-cancer-and-green-tea-extract/comment-page-1/#comment-34988 Dr. Sunita Banerji Mon, 12 Mar 2012 06:47:29 +0000 http://antiagingnutritionnews.com/blog/?p=1310#comment-34988 Herbs are plants that are usually not eaten as foods, but are considered valuable for their flavors, scents, or nutritional or medicinal properties. Even though green tea has been proven to be effective, the effectiveness of some herbal supplements for maintaining health and preventing disease may or may not be backed by scientific evidence. And some herbal supplements can be downright dangerous - Echinacea, for example, which is a flowering plant. Some scientific studies support the claim that it can prevent and treat the common cold, while others do not show a benefit. Several studies provide evidence that green tea extracts act as antioxidants and may reduce cancer risk. But use of other herbal supplements is supported by some preliminary scientific evidence, although more research is needed. These include ginger for nausea, garlic to improve immune system functioning and reduce cholesterol and high blood pressure, and St. John’s wort to ease symptoms of depression. Just a word of caution for your blog's readers to understand fully the implications of the some of the so called 'natural herbs' and it's so called curative powers. - Dr. Sunita Banerji (www.eternesseclinic.com) Herbs are plants that are usually not eaten as foods, but are considered valuable for their flavors, scents, or nutritional or medicinal properties. Even though green tea has been proven to be effective, the effectiveness of some herbal supplements for maintaining health and preventing disease may or may not be backed by scientific evidence. And some herbal supplements can be downright dangerous – Echinacea, for example, which is a flowering plant. Some scientific studies support the claim that it can prevent and treat the common cold, while others do not show a benefit. Several studies provide evidence that green tea extracts act as antioxidants and may reduce cancer risk. But use of other herbal supplements is supported by some preliminary scientific evidence, although more research is needed. These include ginger for nausea, garlic to improve immune system functioning and reduce cholesterol and high blood pressure, and St. John’s wort to ease symptoms of depression. Just a word of caution for your blog’s readers to understand fully the implications of the some of the so called ‘natural herbs’ and it’s so called curative powers. – Dr. Sunita Banerji (www.eternesseclinic.com)

]]> By: Tom Corson-Knowles http://antiagingnutritionnews.com/blog/1310/good-news-about-prostate-cancer-and-green-tea-extract/comment-page-1/#comment-2242 Tom Corson-Knowles Fri, 18 Dec 2009 23:14:35 +0000 http://antiagingnutritionnews.com/blog/?p=1310#comment-2242 We actually put organic green tea straight in the blender and make smoothies with it - that way you get 0 caffeine and you get all the nutrients and enzymes without damaging them from cooking. It\'s great! http://healthandwellnessnewsnow.blogspot.com/ We actually put organic green tea straight in the blender and make smoothies with it – that way you get 0 caffeine and you get all the nutrients and enzymes without damaging them from cooking. It\’s great!

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]]> By: Mike @ Prostate Health Supplements http://antiagingnutritionnews.com/blog/1310/good-news-about-prostate-cancer-and-green-tea-extract/comment-page-1/#comment-2138 Mike @ Prostate Health Supplements Thu, 13 Aug 2009 04:21:07 +0000 http://antiagingnutritionnews.com/blog/?p=1310#comment-2138 Quite right. To add to your great post, here's what makes green tea a much healthier option than any other tea: The difference between regular black tea which is most familiar to Americans and green tea lies in the processing. Black tea is fermented whereas geen tea is not. This means that antioxidants are left in green tea untouched, and this helps prevent numerous diseases, including (and perhaps especially) prostate cancer. .-= Mike @ Prostate Health Supplements´s last blog ..<a href="http://prostate-health-supplements.com/alternative-prostate-treatment.html" rel="nofollow">Alternative Prostate Treatment</a> =-. Quite right. To add to your great post, here’s what makes green tea a much healthier option than any other tea: The difference between regular black tea which is most familiar to Americans and green tea lies in the processing. Black tea is fermented whereas geen tea is not. This means that antioxidants are left in green tea untouched, and this helps prevent numerous diseases, including (and perhaps especially) prostate cancer.
.-= Mike @ Prostate Health Supplements´s last blog ..Alternative Prostate Treatment =-.

]]> By: Laura http://antiagingnutritionnews.com/blog/1310/good-news-about-prostate-cancer-and-green-tea-extract/comment-page-1/#comment-2094 Laura Fri, 17 Jul 2009 07:04:06 +0000 http://antiagingnutritionnews.com/blog/?p=1310#comment-2094 I think this is great news for men. It gives you something concrete to do for your own health instead of the 'eat well and exercise' type of advice. .-= Laura´s last blog ..<a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/privy-test/KuTg/~3/O7G-UU1LH2s/green-tea-may-halt-progression-of-prostate-cancer" rel="nofollow">Green Tea May Halt Progression of Prostate Cancer</a> =-. I think this is great news for men. It gives you something concrete to do for your own health instead of the ‘eat well and exercise’ type of advice.
.-= Laura´s last blog ..Green Tea May Halt Progression of Prostate Cancer =-.

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