www.nytimes.com3 days agoDigital lifeIs Green Tea Really Nature's Ozempic'?Green tea's effectiveness for weight loss is unproven despite widespread popularity, particularly on social media. [ more ]
time.com2 weeks agoMedicineGreen Tea Is Even Better For You Than You ThinkGreen tea offers significant health benefits, especially due to its high catechin content, particularly EGCG. [ more ]
Tasting Table4 weeks agoNYC foodHow To Add A Blast Of Cool Mint To Your Starbucks Green Tea - Tasting TableStarbucks peppermint syrup can be added to iced or hot drinks year round for a refreshing twist. [ more ]
ScienceDaily4 months agoAlternative medicineMatcha mouthwash inhibits bacteria that causes periodontitisMatcha may help inhibit P. gingivalis growth, potentially aiding in periodontitis prevention and treatment. [ more ]
Natural Health News4 months agoAlternative medicineRinse with green tea? Matcha mouthwash surprisingly defends against gum diseaseMatcha can help combat gum disease by inhibiting bacteria growth and reducing levels of gum-disease-causing bacteria in the saliva. [ more ]
Tasting Table4 weeks agoNYC foodHow To Add A Blast Of Cool Mint To Your Starbucks Green Tea - Tasting TableStarbucks peppermint syrup can be added to iced or hot drinks year round for a refreshing twist. [ more ]
ScienceDaily4 months agoAlternative medicineMatcha mouthwash inhibits bacteria that causes periodontitisMatcha may help inhibit P. gingivalis growth, potentially aiding in periodontitis prevention and treatment. [ more ]
Natural Health News4 months agoAlternative medicineRinse with green tea? Matcha mouthwash surprisingly defends against gum diseaseMatcha can help combat gum disease by inhibiting bacteria growth and reducing levels of gum-disease-causing bacteria in the saliva. [ more ]
Tasting Table1 month agoNYC food14 Popular Breakfast Foods In Japan You Should Know - Tasting TableGreen tea is a popular morning drink in Japan with various types like matcha, sencha, and genmaicha, offering health benefits and cultural significance. [ more ]
ScienceDaily9 months agoHealthNew study using human fibroid cells supports use of green tea compound as treatment for uterine fibroidsEpigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), a compound found in green tea, may be promising for treating and preventing uterine fibroids. The study explored the biochemical mechanisms of EGCG in fibroid cells and suggests the potential for oral EGCG supplementation as a therapy. [ more ]