This tea has many health benefits, besides preventing breast cancer

Oolong tea, like green tea, can induce DNA damage and cleavage. It plays an inhibitory role in the growth, proliferation and tumorigenesis of bad cancer cells.

Oolong tea plays an inhibitory role in the growth of bad cancer cells

If you're a tea lover, there's good news for you, because a team of researchers has discovered that oolong tea extracts can have many health benefits, in addition to preventing bad cancer.

Oolong tea is a type of Chinese tea that has beneficial effects on the heart and brain and also prevents diabetes.

Laboratory tests have shown that Chinese tea, used for centuries for its supposed health benefits, stopped the growth of bad cancer cells and that the extract harmed the DNA of cancer cells, inhibiting growth and progression of tumors.

Green tea has also shown a similar promise. However, black and black tea had little effect on the cells, according to the study.

According to our findings, oolong tea, just like green tea, plays a role in inhibiting the growth, proliferation, and tumor progression of bad cancer cells, said the company. one of the researchers from the University of St. Louis, Missouri.

Oolong tea, like green tea, can induce DNA damage and cleavage. It plays an inhibitory role in the growth, proliferation and tumorigenesis of bad cancer cells. He has great potential as a chemo-preventive agent against bad cancer, the team added.

In addition, the researchers badyzed the rates of bad cancer and death due to the disease in China.

The results, published in the journal Anticancer Research, showed that disease rates were generally lower in areas where oolong tea consumption was high.

The team also found that the incidence of bad cancer in Fujian Province was 35% lower than the national average.

The mortality rate of large consumers of oolong tea in Fiji was 68% lower than the national average, the results revealed.

"The low incidence and mortality in areas with high oolong tea consumption indicate that tea has significant potential for its anti-cancer properties," said lead author Chunfa Huang, an badociate professor of research at the University of Hawaii. university.

Prevention and early diagnosis are essential to improve future health prospects, the study said.

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