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Sugary bottled teas strip out antioxidants, health benefits

Seeded on Thu Aug 26, 2010 10:25 AM EDT
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health, food, tea, agribusiness, beverages, antioxidants, beverage, bottled, teas, american-chemical-society, polyphenols, industrial-complex
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A presentation at the American Chemical Society's national meeting indicates that bottled teas contain less of the chemicals that give tea its health benefits when compared to home-brewed teas. It should be no surprise that mass-market, mass produced teas are less healthy—the amount of added sugar and unneeded calories ensures that. But Professor Chi-Tang Ho and Dr. Shiming Li, found that the concentration of polyphenols—antioxidants commonly found in teas—was virtually non-existent.

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The agribusiness industrial complex does NOT care about your health - just your money.

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Reply#1 - Thu Aug 26, 2010 3:31 PM EDT
rochart

Good find.

The trouble is that too many folks are too lazy to take a few minutes to brew some tea, let it cool, pour it into a recyclable bottle and carry it with them. That would be a remedy and cheaper solution.

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#1.1 - Thu Aug 26, 2010 3:43 PM EDT
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