for
all kinds of health problems and diseases. The Chinese
have been using it for over 4,000 years to treat
problems like headaches and infections and is now being
tested and proven with hard evidence of its strong
healing properties by science and research institutions
all over the world. People who are suffering from
diseases or the symptoms of possible terminal illnesses
turn to this strong herbal plant since the benefits of
green tea include even the hardest of health problems
now present in many people.
Green
tea has two metabolites
theophilline (stronger
than caffeine) and
theobromine (lighter
than caffeine). Theophilline will
cure respiratory
problems like
asthma and can
control blood pressure
in a better way than any other drug
in use. Theobromine can cure many
heart diseases
and can reduce
hypertension to a great
effect. In recent medical
treatments, theobromine
drug is used to
cure cancer.
Thus it is good to have green tea
twice a day which will help to
prevent many diseases because Prevention
is better than cure.
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