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Drinking Tea Cuts Heart Attack Risk
Drinking four cups of tea a day cuts the risk of a heart attack, according to a review of studies by the British Nutrition Found-ation.
The review suggests that tea can also improve your , strengthen bones, boost hydration and increase alertness, reports the Daily Express.
For her study, Carrie Ruxton, a dietician and member of the independent Tea Advisory Panel, reviewed existing scientific literature on black tea, the type found in most teabags in Britain.
Clinical studies reveal that natural plant antioxidants found in tea, called polyphenols, have beneficial effects on many biochemical processes in the body.
The advantageous properties include reducing the risk of a heart attack.
Dr Ruxton said: “The clearest consistent evidence points to an association between tea consumption, in excess of three cups per day, and a reduced risk of myocardial infarction or a heart attack."
“This is good news for the many avid tea drinkers in Britain.
“My study also found emerging evidence that older women – those most at risk of brittle bones – had significant increases in bone density if they drank more than four cups of tea a day.
“It
is
clear
that
tea
is
worthy
of
further
research
and,
in
the
meantime,
can
be
enjoyed
within
the
optimal
intake
range
of
three
to
eight
cups
per
day,"
she
added.
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