TeGreen Homerun! Nutraingredients.com: "Mechanism For Green Tea's Anti-Cancer Action Revealed"

Pharmanex’ Tegreen97 has been at the forefront of many of the Green Tea discoveries. Now the research is catching on fire. On the company site, Pharmanex says, “Tegreen97 is an exclusive preparation of green tea leaf extract standardized to 97 percent polyphenols, the highest in the industry. Tegreen97 contains the same polyphenol content of approximately seven cups of traditionally brewed green tea.” Don’t miss the “key scientific study” reference at the bottom of this (in red), from the Px Product Info Page on Tegreen. (And remember that Tegreen ingredients are included in LifePak, although at less than $18.00 per bottle RETAIL, I’m beginning to think Tegreen by itself is grossly underpriced.)

For much more on Tegreen, see:

- Yet Another Study Extols the Benefits of Green Tea Catechins (Apr. 21, 2005)

- Study Finds Green Tea Polyphenols Support Protective Effects (Dec. 2, 2004)

- Study Finds Green Tea Supplements May Increase Liver Health (Sep. 7, 2004)

- Antioxidants in Green and Black Tea (WebMD Feb. 9, 2004)

- Green tea mechanism supports anti-cancer activity (Jan. 12, 2004)

- Green Tea Supplement May Delay Diabetes – “Rats' Fat Metabolism Improves with Tegreen Treatment” (WebMD Medical News, Apr. 16, 2003)

- Derivative Of Green Tea Leaf May Help With Metabolic Syndrome X, A Potentially Deadly Disorder (Science Daily, Apr. 9, 2003)

- Green Tea Extract Clinical Study at Stanford University (PDF file - “Stanford University physician presents results of effects of systemic nutrients on skin to The American Academy of Dermatology”) (March 22, 2003)

- Prostate Cancer Research Institute recommends Pharmanex product by name as definite prevention (Mar., 2002)

- Staying Healthy: 10 Foods That Pack A Wallop (Time Mag., Jan. 21, 2002)

- Tegreen Supporting Research

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