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==What is green tea?== 
[[File:Nokcha (green tea) leaves.jpg|alt=Green tea leaves|thumb|Green tea leaves]]

Green tea, just like the black or colong tea, is make from the extract of the tea plant,Camellia sinensis vegetation utilising different procedures.

==How is green tea made?== 


Fresh leaves from the vegetation or from the tea plant are cooked with steam to produce green tea. Green tea and green tea extracts, such as its component EGCG, have traditionally been utilized to in treating certain types of cancers, such as that of breast, stomach, and skin cancers. Green tea extract may also be used to treat certain other problems such as mental alertness, obesity or overweight status to [[lose weight]], lowering blood cholesterol levels, and defending skin from sun related exposure.

==How is green tea used?== 
[[File:Boseong green tea.jpg|alt=Boseong gree tea|thumb|Boseong gree tea]]

Green tea is usually brewed and intoxicated as a beverage. Green tea extracts can be taken in capsules and are sometimes utilized in skin preparations.

==Does green tea work?== 
lab investigations suggest that green tea may help defend against or slow the development of certain cancers, but investigations in persons have shown blended outcomes.
Some clues proposes that the use of green tea groundworks advances mental alertness, most expected because of its caffeine content. There are not enough dependable facts and figures to work out if green tea can help in heaviness decrease, lower blood cholesterol grades, or protect the skin from sun impairment.
NCCAM supports studies to learn more about the constituents in green tea and their consequences on conditions such as cancerous disease, diabetes, and heart disease.

==Green tea mechanism of actions, consequences and Cautions== 
There have been some case accounts of liver difficulties in people taking concentrated green tea extracts. The difficulties do not seem to be attached with green tea infusions or beverages. Although these situations are very uncommon and the clues is not definitive, professionals propose that concentrated green tea extracts be taken with nourishment, and that persons cease use and confer a health care practitioner if they have a liver disorder or develop symptoms of liver problem, such as abdominal agony, dark urine, or jaundice.
Green tea and green tea extracts comprise caffeine. Caffeine can cause insomnia, disquiet, irritability, distressed stomach, nausea, diarrhea, or frequent urination in some people.
Green tea comprises small amounts of vitamin K, which can make anticoagulant pharmaceuticals, such as warfarin, less effective. Be certain to tell all your health care providers about any complementary medicines you take for safe wellbeing care.
[[File:Jakseol green tea leaves.jpg|alt=Green tea leaves|thumb|Green tea leaves]]
==Types of green tea== 
Depending on which province or country, the green tea originates, it could be named after the country or province such as [[Chinese green tea]], [[Ceylon green teat]] etc.

==Green tea and cancer risk== 
A 2012 systematic review resolved the clues that green tea can avert cancerous disease "is insufficient and inconclusive" but with some evidence for a decrease in certain kinds of cancerous diseases especially those of breast, prostate, ovarian and endometrial most likely due to the anti-inflammatory properties of green tea.

==Green tea and cholesterol== 
Green tea may decrease blood concentrations of low-density lipoprotein (LDL) commonly called bad cholesterol, and total cholesterol, though the investigations were of short duration and it is not known if these translate to better outcomes such as less deaths and clues does not support green tea's decreasing coronary artery disease(CAD) risk.

==Green tea and fat loss== 
Several randomized controlled trials propose green tea can reduce body fat by a small amount for a short time, though it is not certain if the reduction would be significant for most people.
[[File:Green tea latte 1.jpg|alt=Green tea latte|thumb|Green tea latte]]
==Green tea review== 
A 2012 [http://nccam.nih.gov/health/providers/digest/weightloss-science Cochrane review study of green tea] of 18 studies found that the [[weight loss]] adults who had taken a green tea preparation was very small, statistically not significant, and not likely to be clinically important.

==DNA altering properties of green tea== 
One study has discovered that certain catechins discovered in green tea taken at grades numerous hundreds of times larger than what could be got from even very high tea consumption may actually impairment DNA.

==Anti-inflammatory properties of green tea== 
These outcomes are relevant only for those taking such allowances of the catechins in pharmaceutical formulations. Similar outcomes from unnatural concentrations of other antioxidants including vitamin E and vitamin C have furthermore been illustrated in human trials.

==Health benefits of green tea== 
Some studies showed green tea consumption to outcome in declined risk of numerous cancer, cardio-vascular disease, and dementia including Alzheimer's.
[[File:Haputale Tea Plantation.jpg|alt=Tea plantation|thumb|Tea plantation]]
==See also== 
* [[Green tea polyphenols]]
* [[Chinese tea culture]]
* [[Japanese tea ceremony]]
* [[Potential effects of tea on health]]
* [[Reactive oxygen species]]
* [[Yellow tea]]
* [[Korean tea]]
* [[White tea]]
* [[yerba mate]]
* [[ilex guayusa]]

==Further reading== 
* Evans, John C. ''Tea in China: The History of China's National Drink.'' Greenwood Press, 1992. ISBN 978-0-313-28049-8
* Lam, K.C./Lam, K.S. ''The Way of Tea: The Sublime Art of Oriental Tea Drinking.'' Barron's Educational Series, 2002. ISBN 978-0-7641-1968-2

==External links== 
* [http://www.umm.edu/altmed/ConsHerbs/GreenTeach.html Green Tea (an overview from the University of Maryland Medical Center)]
* [http://www.scientistlive.com/European-Food-Scientist/Q&A/SLAM%3A_Green_Tea%27s_cancer_fighting_potential/22907/ Green Tea's cancer fighting potential (audio interview)]
* [http://www.webmd.com/food-recipes/features/health-benefits-of-green-tea WebMD review about the health benefits of green tea]


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