Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Chemical found in green tea 'could help to treat leukaemia' - Telegraph

Chemical found in green tea 'could help to treat leukaemia' - Telegraph:

"Scientists found that high doses of a chemical found in the drink could kill cancer cells and reduce symptoms of the disease.

Researchers have been looking at the anti-cancer properties of green tea since the 1970s, when a study showed that countries which consumed large amounts of the herb tended to have lower levels of the disease."

1 comment:

Let's open doors. Explore said...

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