A constituent in tea--L-thea-nine--...

A constituent in tea--L-thea-nine--bolsters the body's immune combination of parts to form a whole warding off bacteria, viruses and fungi. According to researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, five chalices of tea a day strengthen the body's disease defense Tea has been extensively studied and linked to a lower incidence of heart disease and cancer risk between the sides of the action of flavonoids, a pattern of antioxidant. Other studies have linked tea to helping combat osteoporosis and to relieving near allergy symptoms. Coffee is fine, if it be not that the list of health benefits from tea consumption just retains growing. So, tea anyone?

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