Kamis, 13 September 2007

Wu-Long Tea – Helps Reverse the Signs of Aging


As we grow older, the effect of free radicals takes its toll on the body mainly in the form of aging. Actually in the past 50 years, free radical research has strongly concluded that free radicals are a major factor in aging and the visible signs that go along with it. Other diseases related to aging and caused in whole or part by free radical damage are cancer, Alzheimer’s dementia, arthritis and inflammatory disease and heart/artery disease.

These free radicals are produced by stress, pollution, eating processed foods, chemical additives in many of the foods we eat etc..

Many of the visible signs of aging, such as dark spots and wrinkling of the skin, have been strongly linked to increased levels of free radicals invading our body... day in - day out. The damaging process is certainly a gradual one.

Fortunately you can take action to reduce the amount of these nasty, damaging substances in your body by increasing the antioxidant level in your body without drugs. Antioxidants are the best defense against free radicals.

One of the best and enjoyable methods is to drink Wu-long tea (oolong).

Wu Long tea is rich in these 3 substances: catechins, theaflavins and thearubigins. These substances act as antioxidants, which destroy free radicals and are completely natural. Be advised, grocery store versions of Wulong or any teas have much lower levels of these antioxidants because the leaves have been extremely processed. The oxidation process reduces the catachin level. To get maximum potency and value of Wu Long tea I suggest you find a good online tea store and not waste your money on pre-packaged name brand type wu-long tea.

Also it’s nice to know there are no side effects to drinking Wu-long tea; it tastes great and is good for your soul! You are doing yourself a favor every time you drink a cup….slowly undoing the effects of aging.

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2 komentar:

Anonim mengatakan...

I enjoy my Wu Yi Oolongs or Wu-longs I have drank them for years and just enjoy the taste even if there were no health benefits to them. My favorites are Milk Oolong or
Tung Ting Oolong
because of the sweet lingering taste. When I want to enjoy a earthy oolong tea I reach for the Ti Guan Yin or Ti Kuan Yin as it is sometimes called.

Anti-AGING mengatakan...

Hi there..
Thanks for your comment.
Could you kindly suggest me where to find the Milk Oolong ?
It sounds worth to try. ;-)
Thanks again for your info.