Not exact matches
Other evidence has found drinking black
tea regularly may lower ones risk of diabetes,
reduce cholesterol levels, and help prevent osteoporosis.
# 5: Green
Tea Contains powerful antioxidants, increases metabolism, helps regulate glucose levels, helps regulate blood pressure,
reduces bad
cholesterol in the blood, improves memory function, and helps with wrinkles and signs of aging.
It may also help fight certain diseases: «The polyphenols found in green
tea not only
reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease by lowering your total and LDL
cholesterol but may also
reduce your risk of breast cancer,» says Sonia Oyola, MD, of the University of Chicago.
Besides fat loss, green
tea was shown to decrease bad
cholesterol,
reduce appetite and inhibit the growth of some cancer cells.
Finally, the flavonoids contained in
tea leaves can protect the body against free radicals, and they also seem able to
reduce levels of LDL, or «bad»
cholesterol.
Green
tea extract can help you maintain healthy
cholesterol levels by
reducing total
cholesterol levels and the amount of
cholesterol absorbed by the body.
Another small study found that taking green
tea extract for three months
reduced blood pressure, triglycerides, LDL and total
cholesterol, compared to a placebo (74).
The added benefit of drinking green
tea is that it helps lower LDL
cholesterol, raise HDL
cholesterol and
reduces body fat, factors which contribute to the development of type 2 diabetes and make it harder to manage long term.
This is because black
tea can help prevent a number of diseases such as cardiovascular diseases and mental illness, in addition to lowering your risk of type II diabetes and cancer due to its remarkable ability to
reduce cholesterol, protect against free radical damage, promote oral health, and more.
This is alongside the range of benefits that Mate
tea offers, including
reducing cholesterol, fighting inflammation, boosting the immune system and regulating blood sugar.
Green
tea also
reduces fasting blood sugar and levels of low - density lipoprotein, or LDL, the «bad»
cholesterol.
Those who drink puerh
tea do so since they believe it can
reduce LDL or bad
cholesterol and also bring down triglycerides.
Regular consumption of green
tea has been credited with a number of healthful benefits including improving immune function,
reducing the risks of heart diseases and certain cancers, lowering LDL («bad»
cholesterol) and total
cholesterol levels.
Green
tea can
reduce bad
cholesterol in your blood and improve the ratio of good to bad
cholesterol.