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Green tea may lower risk of obesity and other health risks

In a new study, researchers from Ohio State University have found that green tea may be effective in reducing the risk of obesity and numerous inflammatory biomarkers considered to be unhealthy. Read More

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Green tea may lower risk of obesity and other health risks