IN THIS VIDEO I DISCUSS THE BENEFITS OF GREEN TEA FOR MOMS. AS MOM'S ITS VERY IMPORTANT THE WE NOURISH OUR BODIES. FOR NEW MOMS GOOD HEALTH IS KEY. MOMS ARE BUSY SO SIPPING SOME GREEN TEA DAILY IS A GREAT WAY TO GET SOME KEY NUTRIENTS IN ON THE GO. SIP GREEN TEA WHILE YOUR KIDS ARE ASLEEP OR WHILE YOU WORK. I SHARE SOME VERY PRACTICAL WAYS GREEN CAN HELP BUSY MOMS. I ALSO SHARE A WAY TO GET AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF FREE MATCHA GREEN TEA!
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Green tea health benefits
1) Green tea and cancer prevention.
2) Green tea heart benefits.
3) Green tea and lower cholesterol.
4) Stroke risk and green tea.
5) Green tea for type 2 diabetes.
6) Green tea and weight loss.
7) Green tea and inflammatory skin diseases.
8) Working memory and the effects of green tea.
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What's your favorite color tea? If you like it green, you're drinking pretty close to the gold standard for tea. Green tea is one of the less-processed types of tea (white is the least). And due to the fact that it's not processed much before it reaches your lips, green tea retains its valuable health benefits and its extremely high levels of antioxidants and beneficial polyphenols.
All teas come from the same plant (the Camellia sinensis), but they're processed using different methods. For instance, green tea goes through a less vigorous process than black, whose leaves are not only withered, but then crushed, torn, circled or rolled. Green tea's leaves remain more intact, since they're gently steamed and handled with (more) care.
Ah, so that's why I've always heard that green tea is healthy, you might be thinking. While all teas are healthy, green is among the healthiest. And there are probably lots of benefits beyond the ones you may already know about—such as protection against certain types of cancers, like prostate, stomach and skin.