Green tea protects against computer radiation!

Scientists have discovered new properties of the popular beverage

Experts Peking University for many years led the study of the properties of green tea (and it is clear - China is a cult drink). And they have discovered a new property of the drink - it significantly reduces human exposure to radiation emanating from the screens of computers and laptops. Scientists say that the only two good cups of brewed green tea a day to protect against "fonyaschih" devices.

The point is the main antioxidant (a substance that prevents the oxidation processes in the body) of green tea is 100 times stronger than vitamin C and 25 times stronger than vitamin E protects DNA from damage due to high background radiation.

Of course, with high doses of radiation can not cope tea, as well as any other product. However, if you spend more than an hour a day at the computer, then 400 ml of green tea a day can protect the body from everyday radiation.

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What else do we know about green tea?

It has a lot of tannins, which are removed from the body radionuclides and heavy metals.

It improves blood circulation and metabolism.

It stimulates the renewal of the endothelium - the thin layer of cells lining the blood vessels.

Weak infusion of green tea lowers blood pressure, and strong (especially sugar), on the contrary, increases.

Green tea is rich in polyphenols. One group of these substances - catechins - have prophylactic anticancer effect.

Participates in the regulation of blood sugar levels, it is useful to diabetics.

It reduces the permeability and fragility of blood vessels.

Strong infusion can cause tachycardia - increased heart failure and heart rhythm.

Due to the content of vitamin P tea improves blood flow in small vessels. Therefore, the tea is useful to wash the sore eyes.

Green tea causes dilation of skin pores, increases sweating. Cosmetologists say that it cleanses the pores, has sensitive skin soothing, anti-inflammatory effect.

It relieves nausea, soothes gastric motility.

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