Green tea
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This looks a good one
https://www.theteamakers.co.uk/TTMO...MIqYKIxoTK8QIVSJ7tCh3-kwgUEAQYASABEgLr6PD_BwE
https://www.theteamakers.co.uk/TTMO...MIqYKIxoTK8QIVSJ7tCh3-kwgUEAQYASABEgLr6PD_BwE
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There are even articles about people who drink wine and live up to 100 years, although in wine there is an ethyl alcohol and wine cannot prolong life in any way. 
You don’t understand that this is conventional marketing to attract people to buy different products. It's 100% clear... and I haven’t come across anywhere that green tea is good for arteries. For me, this is another clever marketing ploy.
You don’t understand that this is conventional marketing to attract people to buy different products. It's 100% clear... and I haven’t come across anywhere that green tea is good for arteries. For me, this is another clever marketing ploy.
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Celestial Seasonings is what we buy here and you can get that on Amazon.
We add honey and lemongrass to make it a nice tea.
We add honey and lemongrass to make it a nice tea.
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https://www.everydayhealth.com/atrial-fibrillation/diet/teas-and-heart-health/
For your heart health, it pays to go green. “With green tea, the leaves have been harvested and allowed to wither, and then steamed. There is no oxidation,” says Brill. She recommends choosing green tea as often as possible if you're a tea drinker. “Just don’t ruin it with sugar,” says Brill. Clinical studies on drinking green tea have found that it helps lower LDL cholesterol and triglycerides — good news for your heart. And drinking green tea is also associated with a lower risk of heart disease and death from heart attack or stroke, according to a study of more than 90,000 Japanese participants published in the March 2015 Annals of Epidemiology.
An 8 ounce cup of green tea gives you from 24 to 45 mg caffeine depending on how long it’s brewed, notes the Mayo Clinic. Powerful antioxidants in green tea — especially one called epigallocatechin gallate, or EGCG — can help prevent atherosclerosis, the buildup of plaque in the arteries. “The EGCG can [also] help boost metabolism, helping to make it easier to achieve and maintain a healthy weight. In addition, green tea helps improve the function of endothelial cells in blood vessels,” says Erin Palinski-Wade, RD, who works with heart patients and is also the author of Belly Fat for Dummies.
For your heart health, it pays to go green. “With green tea, the leaves have been harvested and allowed to wither, and then steamed. There is no oxidation,” says Brill. She recommends choosing green tea as often as possible if you're a tea drinker. “Just don’t ruin it with sugar,” says Brill. Clinical studies on drinking green tea have found that it helps lower LDL cholesterol and triglycerides — good news for your heart. And drinking green tea is also associated with a lower risk of heart disease and death from heart attack or stroke, according to a study of more than 90,000 Japanese participants published in the March 2015 Annals of Epidemiology.
An 8 ounce cup of green tea gives you from 24 to 45 mg caffeine depending on how long it’s brewed, notes the Mayo Clinic. Powerful antioxidants in green tea — especially one called epigallocatechin gallate, or EGCG — can help prevent atherosclerosis, the buildup of plaque in the arteries. “The EGCG can [also] help boost metabolism, helping to make it easier to achieve and maintain a healthy weight. In addition, green tea helps improve the function of endothelial cells in blood vessels,” says Erin Palinski-Wade, RD, who works with heart patients and is also the author of Belly Fat for Dummies.
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It's a good anti-oxidant, helps weight loss by being an acute appetite suppressant, but I've never heard any claim that it helped with arteries.
The most important thing is finding the origin of the source of leaves. There's a lot of counterfeit or low quality green tea. I'd look for tea that has a verified origin from Sri Lanka or India. Most comes from China, but it's hard to verify what's legitimate and what's been adulterated with other ingredients.
The most important thing is finding the origin of the source of leaves. There's a lot of counterfeit or low quality green tea. I'd look for tea that has a verified origin from Sri Lanka or India. Most comes from China, but it's hard to verify what's legitimate and what's been adulterated with other ingredients.
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amazon want 5x the price it costs in the usa, bit greedy lols
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Great brand, have been drinking their tea for years, there is not a grocery store in the states that do not carry them.
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@BassTrackerBoats , figures, celestial support says
Unfortunately we are only able to ship to US addresses
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Unfortunately we are only able to ship to US addresses
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Can't buy it on Amazon?
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Amazon want 270GBP or 375$ for 18 boxes of green celestial tea
Celestia's website want 87$ or 62GBP for the same 18 boxes of tea so fck amazon
a single box is 3.50 state side or 15.00 in the UK rip off
Amazon want 270GBP or 375$ for 18 boxes of green celestial tea
Celestia's website want 87$ or 62GBP for the same 18 boxes of tea so fck amazon
a single box is 3.50 state side or 15.00 in the UK rip off
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It’s on Amazon uk on my link above for £14