Green Tea and Cancer Prevention: New Clues

hopeful and optimistic
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in Prostate Cancer #1
http://www.m.webmd.com/a-to-z-guides/news/20121018/green-tea-cancer-prevention-new-clues

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  • cchqnetman
    cchqnetman Member Posts: 119
    #2
    Also may help people with kidney stones
    There is also an article suggesting green tea may help prevent the formation of kidney stones:
    http://www.webmd.com/kidney-stones/news/20091120/green-tea-may-prevent-kidney-stones

    Next time I am in the hospital I will ask for an IV of green tea!!!
  • Swingshiftworker
    Swingshiftworker Member Posts: 1,017 Member
    #3
    Been drinking a lot of green
    Been drinking a lot of green tea (in lieu of beer/soda) for over 6 months since I started my weight loss program.

    Hope it does, but don't know if it has had any health benefits or not, other than contributing to my weight loss because it has zero calories.
  • Beau2
    Beau2 Member Posts: 261
    #4
    Green Tea
    Thanks for the article. Looks like the science behind the use of green tea is catching up. I went back to my 1998 Mike Milken cookbook to see what he said about green tea; "Green Tea: Serve green tea hot at the end of a meal, Japanese style. Ot try it iced, flavored with mint or lemon zest. Drink 3 to 10 cups a day, because it contains valuable antioxidants."

    I've been drinking the stuff for about 4 years based on the Milken cookbook ... and because I developed a taste for it ... especially the Celestial Seasoning Green Tea with blueberry. Now Celestial Seasoning has stopped making it! Fearing withdrawal, I've hoarded a supply, and am actively researching an alternate. You'll probably note a decline in CS fourth quarter sales, as I make the switch.
  • Beau2
    Beau2 Member Posts: 261
    #5
    Green Tea
    Thanks for the article. Looks like the science behind the use of green tea is catching up. I went back to my 1998 Mike Milken cookbook to see what he said about green tea; "Green Tea: Serve green tea hot at the end of a meal, Japanese style. Ot try it iced, flavored with mint or lemon zest. Drink 3 to 10 cups a day, because it contains valuable antioxidants."

    I've been drinking the stuff for about 4 years based on the Milken cookbook ... and because I developed a taste for it ... especially the Celestial Seasoning Green Tea with blueberry. Now Celestial Seasoning has stopped making it! Fearing withdrawal, I've hoarded a supply, and am actively researching an alternate. You'll probably note a decline in CS fourth quarter sales, as I make the switch.
  • laserlight
    laserlight Member Posts: 165
    #6
    Beau2 said:

    Green Tea
    Thanks for the article. Looks like the science behind the use of green tea is catching up. I went back to my 1998 Mike Milken cookbook to see what he said about green tea; "Green Tea: Serve green tea hot at the end of a meal, Japanese style. Ot try it iced, flavored with mint or lemon zest. Drink 3 to 10 cups a day, because it contains valuable antioxidants."

    I've been drinking the stuff for about 4 years based on the Milken cookbook ... and because I developed a taste for it ... especially the Celestial Seasoning Green Tea with blueberry. Now Celestial Seasoning has stopped making it! Fearing withdrawal, I've hoarded a supply, and am actively researching an alternate. You'll probably note a decline in CS fourth quarter sales, as I make the switch.

    Green Tea
    The internet has a lot of information on this, this is a very powerfull anti oxident. I was diagnosed in Jan of 2011 with PCa. At that point in time I gave up soda and all of the other bad foods. I started a very intense diet modification centered around cancer fighting foods and drink. SO far so good, I donot miss the standard diet of fast and junk foods.

    The more research that I do on PCa the more I find that diet plays a big role in this.

    If any body is looking for the herbs, spices, teas. I use a site called MOUNTAIN ROSE HERBS. They have a very complete listing along with a description.

    I do feel that a full circle approach is needed when fighting this monster.

    I just had a VA doctor visit the other day along with lab tests, very complete, the only item that I was on the low side is Vitamin B, every thing else came back within mid range. SO the diet appears to be working.


    Kurt
  • caseyh
    caseyh Member Posts: 63
    #7
    Cold Steeping
    For added benefit try cold steeping green tea. Take a water filled glass jar, add the appropriate number of teabags, and put in in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours or overnight. This method produces added health benefits. I generally add a little fruit juice, pomegranate or other, to a glass before filling it with the cold steeped tea. It makes a refreshing and convenient drink. Find info about this method and other green tea facts at:
    http://nutritionfacts.org/video/cold-steeping-green-tea/
  • hopeful and optimistic
    hopeful and optimistic Member Posts: 2,346 Member
    #8
    caseyh said:

    Cold Steeping
    For added benefit try cold steeping green tea. Take a water filled glass jar, add the appropriate number of teabags, and put in in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours or overnight. This method produces added health benefits. I generally add a little fruit juice, pomegranate or other, to a glass before filling it with the cold steeped tea. It makes a refreshing and convenient drink. Find info about this method and other green tea facts at:
    http://nutritionfacts.org/video/cold-steeping-green-tea/

    For whatever its worth, I
    cut up some slices of ginger, and also add turmeric and cinnamon to my tea.
  • hopeful and optimistic
    hopeful and optimistic Member Posts: 2,346 Member
    #9
    caseyh said:

    Cold Steeping
    For added benefit try cold steeping green tea. Take a water filled glass jar, add the appropriate number of teabags, and put in in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours or overnight. This method produces added health benefits. I generally add a little fruit juice, pomegranate or other, to a glass before filling it with the cold steeped tea. It makes a refreshing and convenient drink. Find info about this method and other green tea facts at:
    http://nutritionfacts.org/video/cold-steeping-green-tea/

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  • VascodaGama
    VascodaGama Member Posts: 3,701 Member
    #10
    hopeful and optimistic said:

    For whatever its worth, I
    cut up some slices of ginger, and also add turmeric and cinnamon to my tea.

    What a cocktail !!!!!!
    Hopeful

    Wouldn't be a “martini with an olive on top” or a simpler “bloody-mary” tastier?
  • Kongo
    Kongo Member Posts: 1,166 Member
    #11
    VascodaGama said:

    What a cocktail !!!!!!
    Hopeful

    Wouldn't be a “martini with an olive on top” or a simpler “bloody-mary” tastier?

    A little Grey Goose
    added to this cocktail shouldn't hurt too much. Always in moderation.

    K

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