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Showing posts with label catechins. Show all posts

Friday, December 28, 2012

Science Round-Up Seconds: 8 Nootropics to Combat Stroke, Alheimer's & Co and Boost Cognitive Performance. Plus: 7 Rarely Thought of Side Effects of High Dose Glutamine.

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Science Round-Up Seconds: 8 Nootropics to Combat Stroke, Alheimer's & Co and Boost Cognitive Performance. Plus: 7 Rarely Thought of Side Effects of High Dose Glutamine.
Effects of infusion times on phenol content of black tea (Ramalho. 2012) If you have already listened to the podcast of yesterday's Scie...
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Thursday, November 29, 2012

Probiotics + Green Tea - Synergistic Superstack or Sciency Non-Sense? Green Tea Alone Totally Blunts HFD Induced Weight Gain, L. Plantarum Does Not Add to Its Effects

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Probiotics + Green Tea - Synergistic Superstack or Sciency Non-Sense? Green Tea Alone Totally Blunts HFD Induced Weight Gain, L. Plantarum Does Not Add to Its Effects
L. plantarum may metabolize green tea phenols, but don't add to their anti-diabesity effects  Green tea has actually never seized being ...
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Monday, December 12, 2011

Green, Oolong, Pu'Erh or Black, All Teas May Help Keep Fat in Check. 750ml of Tea Per Day Could Ward Off Some of Your Holiday Weight Gain.

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Green, Oolong, Pu'Erh or Black, All Teas May Help Keep Fat in Check. 750ml of Tea Per Day Could Ward Off Some of Your Holiday Weight Gain.
Image 1: Though color does matter to some extend, the most important thing appears to be that you drink your tea, whether it is green, black...
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Friday, December 2, 2011

Green Tea Extracts for Building Strength & Size and Losing Weight - Fact or Fraud? Or, Why It is Always Worth Taking a Look at the Data that Is NOT in the Abstract.

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Green Tea Extracts for Building Strength & Size and Losing Weight - Fact or Fraud? Or, Why It is Always Worth Taking a Look at the Data that Is NOT in the Abstract.
Image 1: If the watery green tea is healthy, then a potent extract must be even more healthy, right? This may well be just another instance ...
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